Welcome to the American Board of Urology (ABU) Continuing Urologic Certification (CUC) Review Article Program. The ABU CUC Review Article Program is managed by the American Urological Association (AUA). This program is only available to ABU Diplomates currently enrolled in the ABU Continuing Urologic Certification program. The goal of this program is to ensure Diplomates are staying current with guidelines and journal articles in their areas of practice. Each Diplomate is requested to select eight articles and complete the associated assessment. The results of each assessment will be provided to the ABU, regardless of score, so please ensure that you take each of the eight assessments seriously.

If you have specific questions about ABU’s Continue Urologic Certification (CUC) program, please visit: https://abu.org/cuc/

To begin this program, carefully read the information presented below and then click on the buttons below to select articles from the Guidelines and Core Articles and Content Specific Modules sections. Instructions and information have been shared through the activity but if you need technical assistance, please email the Office of Education at education@auanet.org.

NOTE: You must be logged into the AUAUniversity to access the articles. Please ensure you are logged in by clicking on the blue "Login" button above.

After completing this activity, learners will be able to:

1. Demonstrate an increased knowledge base of urology.
2. Apply increased knowledge to improve the quality of patient care.

1. Each Diplomate will be required to complete eight articles:
2. 1. Four from "Guidelines & Core Urology"
   2. Four from "Content Specific Articles"
3. Each article will have five assessment questions with a completion rate of 80%. A completion rate of 80% is required to claim CME credit.
4. Diplomates will only have two chances to take each assessment. However, only the first attempt will be provided to the ABU. The second attempt is to allow for CME credit claim only.
5. Diplomates will have until October 31 to complete the activity.

Note: The results of each assessment, regardless of score, will be shared with the ABU as part of the CUC Program.

Note: If the 80% pass rate is not achieved on the first attempt, you will have a second attempt to claim CME credit. However, only the first attempt will be reported to the ABU.

The AUA will not re-set the assessment if the 80% completion rate is not met through the first or second attempts. 

This activity will provide the opportunity to claim 1 hour of CME credit per article with a passing rate of 80%. The total number of CME credits available for this activity is 8 hours.

To claim credit, there will be a $15 fee for AUA members and $25 for non-members for a total cost of $120 member/ $200 non-member.

Diplomates will have until October 31 to complete activity. CME will not be awarded after October 31.