Comprehensive Men’s Health Practice

The Comprehensive Men’s Health Practice workshop online on October 18, 2026 provides an evidence‑based review of preventive screening, endocrine assessment, urologic evaluation, and psychosocial counseling for adult male patients. Participants will examine current guidelines for prostate cancer screening, testosterone testing, cardiovascular risk, and sexual health. The curriculum integrates epidemiology with practical decision‑making, emphasizing how to incorporate risk stratification into routine visits while respecting patient preferences.

During the day, clinicians spend the morning in interactive lectures that present real‑world case scenarios. The afternoon hands‑on session allows participants to practice focused physical examinations, perform point‑of‑care ultrasound for bladder volume, and simulate counseling conversations using standardized patients. Small groups rotate through stations that include laboratory ordering, interpretation of hormone panels, and documentation of shared decision‑making. Faculty provide immediate feedback on technique, communication style, and documentation accuracy, reinforcing skills that can be applied immediately after the workshop.

The program is intended for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other licensed clinicians who provide primary or specialty care to men. It is especially useful for those who see a growing proportion of male patients with metabolic, reproductive, or mental health concerns and who seek to expand their competency in a focused, multidisciplinary setting. Attendees will leave with practical tools, updated reference materials, and a clear plan for integrating comprehensive men’s health services into their existing practice online.