Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) and Nurse-Led Clinics. Sean Diver Urology Advanced Nurse Practitioner candidate Letterkenny University Hospital
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1 Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) and Nurse-Led Clinics Sean Diver Urology Advanced Nurse Practitioner candidate Letterkenny University Hospital 01/02/2018
2 Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms LUTS - one of most common clinical complaints in adult men Often described by terms such as: BPH BPO BPE BOO However LUTS do not necessarily relate to prostate pathology (EAU, 2015)
3 Causes of male lower urinary tract symptoms
4 Benign Prostatic Obstruction (BPO) Most prevalent condition affecting the prostate Accounting for 80% of clinical presentations for prostate disease. Estimated to afflict > 2 million men in UK Age related autopsy studies y = 20%, 51-60y = 50%, > 80y = 90% Census Ireland: Males 45-64y = 520,243: Males 65y and over = 243,314 Prevalence increases with age Ageing population = rise in the number of men with BPO (Kirby,2012) (CSO, 2011) (McAninch & Lue, 2013)
5 Voiding symptoms Hesitancy A reduced stream Incomplete emptying Double voiding Straining Post void dribbling LUTS in early BPO
6 Voiding symptoms Hesitancy A reduced stream Incomplete emptying Double voiding Straining Post void dribbling LUTS in early BPO Storage symptoms Nocturia Frequency Urgency Urge incontinence
7 Acute / Chronic urinary retention LUTS in advanced BPO
8 LUTS in advanced BPO Acute / Chronic urinary retention Overflow incontinence
9 LUTS in advanced BPO Acute / Chronic urinary retention Overflow incontinence Bladder stone formation
10 LUTS in advanced BPO Acute / Chronic urinary retention Overflow incontinence Bladder stone formation Deterioration in renal function
11 LUTS in advanced BPO Acute / Chronic urinary retention Overflow incontinence Bladder stone formation Deterioration in renal function Formation of bladder diverticulum
12 LUTS in advanced BPO Acute / Chronic urinary retention Overflow incontinence Bladder stone formation Deterioration in renal function Formation of bladder diverticulum Recurrent UTI
13 Impact on Quality of Life
14 Assessment of male LUTS at Nurse Led Clinic
15 Causes of male lower urinary tract symptoms
16 Clinical Guidelines NICE clinical guideline 97: Lower urinary tract symptoms in men: assessment and management (June 2015) EAU Guideline: Management of Non- Neurogenic Male Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS), incl. Benign Prostatic Obstruction (2015)
17 Assessment of male LUTS Health history Symptom assessment Physical examination Additional tests Urinalysis Blood tests Uroflowmetry Residual urine measurement Pressure/flow studies Ultrasound Cystoscopy
18 Assessment of male LUTS Health history Symptom assessment Physical examination Additional tests Urinalysis Blood tests Uroflowmetry Residual urine measurement Pressure/flow studies Ultrasound Cystoscopy
19 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history LUTS Medication history Additional information EAU recommend a health history must always be taken from men with LUTS (EAU, 2015)
20 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history
21 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Neurological conditions Parkinson's disease Cerebrovascular accident Cerebral atrophy Multiple sclerosis Cardiovascular Heart failure Diabetes
22 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history
23 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Major abdominal / pelvic surgery AP resection Spinal surgery Discectomy
24 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history
25 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history Urological surgery Urinary tract infections Interstitial cystitis Prostate cancer Bladder cancer
26 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history LUTS
27 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history LUTS Most bothersome symptoms Duration / timing Quality or severity Setting Associated factors
28 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history LUTS Medication history
29 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history LUTS Medication history Current medications for LUTS? Other meds may affect LUTS Acting directly on lower urinary tract Increased urine production Impaired cognition and mobility Causing constipation
30 Medications Alcohol Impairs mobility, reduces sensation, sedates, increases frequency/urgency by diuresis Alpha blockers- Relax smooth urethral smooth muscle Antihistamines antimuscarinic side effects Antimuscarunics/antispasmodics relax detrusor muscle Antipsychotics voiding difficulties due to antimuscarinic side effects Anxiolytics decreased awareness, drowsiness, impaired mobility Caffeine diuretic, bladder irritant Calcium channel blockers increased frequency, nocturia Cytoxics Hemorrhagic cystitis Diuretics rapid diuresis, polyuria, frequency, urgency, exacerbate OB Hypnotics decreased awareness, drowsiness Opiates bladder sphincter spasm, Tricyclic antidepressants antimuscarinic side effects Clonazepam Urinary incontinence Baclofen/Dantrolene increased frequency, urinary incontinence Ketamine- long term bladder damage, interstitial cystitis, frequency, urgency, fibrotic bladder, pain, haematuria Nefopam Antimuscarinic side effects, Pseudoephedrine increased sphincter tone, urinary retention Risperidone sedation, relaxes proximal urethral smooth muscle
31 Medications Alcohol Impairs mobility, reduces sensation, sedates, increases frequency/urgency by diuresis Alpha blockers- Relax smooth urethral smooth muscle Antihistamines antimuscarinic side effects Antimuscarunics/antispasmodics relax detrusor muscle Antipsychotics voiding difficulties due to antimuscarinic side effects Anxiolytics decreased awareness, drowsiness, impaired mobility Caffeine diuretic, bladder irritant Calcium channel blockers increased frequency, nocturia Cytoxics Hemorrhagic cystitis Diuretics rapid diuresis, polyuria, frequency, urgency, exacerbate OB Hypnotics decreased awareness, drowsiness Opiates bladder spincter spasm, Tricyclic antidepressants antimuscarinic side effects Clonazepam Urinary incontinence Baclofen/Dantrolene increased frequency, urinary incontinence Ketamine- long term bladder damage, interstitial cystitis, frequency, urgency, fibrotic bladder, pain, haematuria Nefopam Antimuscarinic side effects, Pseudoephedrine increased sphincter tone, urinary retention Risperidone sedation, relaxes proximal urethral smooth muscle
32 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history LUTS Medication history Additional information
33 Health History (Focused on urinary tract/general health issues/ overall fitness) Medical history Surgical history Urological history LUTS Medication history Additional information Visible Haematuria Dysuria Incontinence Fluid intake Nicotine habit Alcohol intake Bowel habit Family Hx (Pca) Social Hx Age
34 Assessment of male LUTS Health history Symptom assessment
35 Symptom Assessment International prostate symptom score (validated questionnaire) Voiding and storage symptoms 7 questions Asymptomatic 0 points Mildly symptomatic 1-7 points Moderately symptomatic 8-19 points Severely symptomatic points Quality of life question EAU recommend a validated questionnaire in all men with LUTS and for reevaluation during treatment (EAU, 2015)
36 International prostate symptom score [IPSS]
37 Frequency Volume charts / bladder diaries Should be used to assess LUTS with a prominent storage component and should be performed for a duration of at least 3 days (EAU 2015)
38 Assessment of male LUTS Health History Symptom assessment Physical examination
39 Physical Examination Digital rectal examination Size Texture Consistency Suprapubic Area Palpable bladder Genital examination Phimosis Meatal stenosis Focused neurological examination? Lower limb Oedema EAU recommendation (2015) routine examination for all men with LUTS
40 Assessment of male LUTS Health History Symptom assessment Physical examination Urinalysis
41 Assessment of male LUTS Health History Symptom assessment Physical examination Urinalysis Must be used in the assessment of male LUTS (EAU, 2015)
42 Assessment of male LUTS Health History Symptom assessment Physical examination Urinalysis Blood tests PSA if diagnosis of Pca will change management NCCP 2017 Renal profile if renal impairment is suspected, in presence of hydronephrosis or if surgery is considered (EAU, 2015)
43 Assessment of male LUTS Health History Symptom assessment Physical examination Urinalysis Blood tests Uroflowmetry
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45 Uroflowmetry EAU recommendation (2015)- Should be performed prior to any treatment
46 Uroflow normal
47 Uroflow Obstruction
48 Uroflow / Stricture
49 Assessment of male LUTS Health History Symptom assessment Physical examination Urinalysis Blood tests Uroflowmetry Residual urine measurement EAU recommendation (2015) PVR measurement should be routine for assessment of male LUTS
50 Assessment of male LUTS Health History Symptom assessment Physical examination Urinalysis Blood tests Uroflowmetry Residual urine measurement Urodynamic studies Ultrasound Cystoscopy
51 Treatment Conservative management (Watchful waiting) Drug treatment Surgery Patient evaluation Ability of treatment to change findings Treatment preference of patient
52 Conservative management Suitable for patients with mild symptoms and little associated bother Life style changes Limit fluid intake before travelling or bedtime Provide assistance Access to toilet / mobility / dexterity Fluid intake Caffeine / Alcohol Double void technique / bladder retraining Management of constipation Review medication Education/Reassurance/ periodic monitoring
53 Drug treatment Drug treatment α 1 Adrenoceptor antagonist 5α Reductase inhibitors Muscarinic receptor antagonists Beta-3 agonists Phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors Plant extracts: Phytotherapy Combination therapies
54 Development of Pathway for nurse led male LUTS assessment at Letterkenny University Hospital
55 Male LUTS pathway
56 Male LUTS pathway GP OPD Uroflow OPD
57 Male LUTS pathway 18m 3m 2m GP OPD Uroflow OPD
58 Male LUTS pathway 18m 3m 2m GP OPD Uroflow OPD GP Nurse led assessment +Uroflow OPD
59 Male LUTS pathway 18m 3m 2m GP OPD Uroflow OPD 3m 2m GP Nurse led assessment +Uroflow OPD
60 Male LUTS pathway 18m 3m 2m GP OPD Uroflow OPD 3m 2m GP Nurse led assessment +Uroflow OPD Advanced Nurse led assessment
61 Registered Nurse Prescriber Master in Advanced Nursing Practice Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner
62 Registered Nurse Prescribing Master in Advanced Nursing Practice Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner Advanced Nurse led Assessment
63 Registered Nurse Prescribing Master in Advanced Nursing Practice Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner Advanced Nurse led Assessment Discharge to GP Prescribe/ Monitor at Nurse led Clinic Consultant review at OPD
64 Male LUTS pathway 18m 3m 2m GP OPD Uroflow OPD 3m 2m GP Nurse led assessment +Uroflow OPD
65 Male LUTS pathway 18m 3m 2m GP OPD Uroflow OPD 3m 2m GP Nurse led assessment +Uroflow OPD GP Advanced Nurse led assessment
66 Male LUTS pathway 18m 3m 2m GP OPD Uroflow OPD 3m 2m GP Nurse led assessment +Uroflow OPD GP 3m Advanced Nurse led assessment
67 OPD Urology LUH Average clinic = 50 patients 20 new GP referrals 10 recall appointments 10 LUTS patients 10 Prostate cancer reviews
68 OPD Urology LUH Average clinic = 50 patients 20 new GP referrals 10 recall appointments 10 LUTS patients 10 Prostate cancer reviews LUTS patients removed to nurse led clinic = 20% increase in OPD capacity
69 Urology Assessment Clinic 2017
70 UAC Referral pathway
71 LUTS Assessment
72 Thank you
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