Department of Urology

Faculty of Medicine

Patient Care

PATIENTS:

For urology services, please visit the NSH urology patient site.

You require a referral to see a urologist. If you believe you have a urological condition or would like to see a urologist, please contact your family physician to arrange a referral.

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The Best Equipment

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The Best Patient Care

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The Best Staff

Diverse clinical setting

We're responsible for providing urological care to all patients within the Capital District Health Authority. As a tertiary care referral centre, we also care for Atlantic Canadian patients with complex urological issues.

The Urology Ambulatory Care Clinic at the QEII sees over 18,000 patients per year. Many of these are for diagnostic or therapeutic measures. Our urologists also see patients off-site at local offices for consults, follow-ups, transrectal ultrasonography and biopsies and basic urodynamic studies. We also offer a wide variety of therapies and procedures at the Dartmouth General Hospital and the Cobequid Community Health Centre. All outpatient and inpatient pediatric urologic care is performed at the IWK Health Centre.

The Department of Urology offers a variety of clinical settings with a diverse patient population, which creates an ideal learning environment for trainees. Our faculty has expertise in a number of urological subspecialties, including:

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