The Staffordshire Urology clinic website has now had 3000 unique visitors and almost 4000 visitors in total. In addition to almost 10,000 comments to its blog, there have been over 10,500 page views.

Since its launch at the end of November 2011, the Staffordshire Urology Clinic website has attracted over 10,000 page views and the associated blog (available at the website/Twitter/Facebook/RSS) has attracted over 6,500 comments. About 50% of page views last for more than 3 minutes indicating considerable user engagement.

Mr Golash, Mr Gommersall and Mr Liu presented to a lively audience at JCB on 12th June, on Men’s Health topics. It was an enjoyable and informative evening, with plenty of audience participation. Feedback has been very positive.

Since its launch over 2000 unique visitors have used the Staffordshire Urology Clinic website. With just under 3000 visitors and over 8000 page views, the website is becoming increasingly popular.

Following several very successful Men’s Health events, the Staffordshire Urology Clinic have been invited to host a similar event at JCB World Headquarters. The evening will start after 5:30pm and topics for discussion include prostate, bladder, kidney, testicle and erection problems.

Since go live last November the number of visitors to the Staffordshire Urology Clinic website has been rising steadily . The site now attracts an average daily visitor rate in excess of 20.

The Staffordshire Urology Clinic has a new section on Men’s Sexual Problems. This section deals with erection problems, ejaculation problems and a bent erection.

The Staffordshire Urology Clinic Frequency / Volume Chart can now be downloaded.

This chart is designed to measure how much you drink. It also allows your doctor to calculate how much urine you pass and how often. It helps to diagnose why you have urinary symptoms. The chart should be completed over 5 consecutive days if possible.

This is an essential element in the assessment of both male and female patients with urinary symptoms.

Click to download the Staffordshire Urology Clinic Frequency / Volume Chart here.

A new Blog named Journal watch has been added to the Staffordshire Urology Clinic website. It has been created to raise awareness of interesting articles from the Urological literature and community.

A new section on the adrenal gland has been added to the Staffordshire Urology Clinic Website. The section gives a overview of the gland and problems that can occur, aswell as a description of surgical treatment with laparoscopic adrenalectomy. There is a image resource in the section for GPs.