Everything I wish I had on my first urology on-call.
A quick-reference app for real-world urology on-call.
Used by 500+ trainees across the UK
Designed for real on-calls
Built around common scenarios faced by trainees.
Fast and practical
Focused on quick access rather than long guidelines.
Structured and accessible
Information organised for clarity under pressure.
The same content, in your pocket.
UroRef the app is the on-call companion to this publication. 16 procedures, emergency decision trees, drug doses, calculators, clinic frameworks and 31 BAUS leaflets. Used by 500+ trainees across the UK. Works offline, because wards do not.
Used by trainees across the UK
“Sometimes someone suddenly asks you, ‘What’s monopolar versus bipolar?’ and your brain freezes.
The answer is simple — but in the moment, even simple knowledge can feel briefly out of reach.”
UroRef was built during training to make those moments easier, by organising commonly used information into a more accessible format.
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