Topic: clinical care

The scientific programme examines future directions in urology, including oncology, robotics, artificial intelligence, registries, reconstruction, functional urology and andrology. International and regional faculty will discuss developments in research and clinical care, alongside the ANZUNS programme. Attendance requires paid registration. Industry representatives who provide or promote urology-related products or services must participate as sponsors or exhibitors rather than register as delegates. Abstract submissions have closed. Authors must accept their offers by 6 November 2026, presen

This scientific session examines evidence for AI in clinical care, including diagnostics, decision support and implementation across medical specialties. The programme combines research presentations, specialty updates, discussions of legal and ethical governance, bias and responsible adoption, and practical workshops on integrating AI into clinical workflows. Named participants include Mark Cohen of Carle Illinois College of Medicine, Christopher Tignanelli of the University of Minnesota and Caroline Chung of MD Anderson Cancer Center. Sessions address surgery, emergency medicine, oncology, c