Innovation Economics and Management Research (IEMR)

Publisher:ISCCAC

Research on Standardization and Risk Control of Clinical Operations in Urology from the Perspective of Medical Technology Innovation
Authors

Lei Xing, Xin Zhao

Corresponding Author

Lei Xing, Xin Zhao

Publishing Date

Oct. 30, 2026

Keywords

Medical technology innovation, Urology, Standardization of clinical operation, Risk control, Evidence-based medicine.

Abstract

This article focuses on the important issues of clinical operation of urology under the wave of medical technology innovation. With the continuous innovation of medical technology, the clinical operation of urology is facing new challenges of standardization and risk control. In this paper, a large number of related materials are sorted out by literature research, and the internal relationship between medical technology innovation and clinical operation norms and risk control of urology is deeply analyzed by logical analysis. It is found that the innovation of medical technology not only brings opportunities to the clinical operation of urology, but also causes problems such as lagging operation norms and various types of risks. In view of these situations, this paper proposes to build a standardization strategy from two aspects: norm formulation and promotion, covering measures such as multidisciplinary collaboration in norm formulation, dynamic updating of norm content, and diversified training and information platform promotion. In this paper, the risk control strategy is implemented from three stages: preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative, including building a comprehensive evaluation system, real-time monitoring and emergency treatment of advanced equipment, and improving follow-up and data processing. These strategies are helpful to improve the medical quality of urology and ensure the safety of patients.

Copyright

© 2026, the Authors. Published by ISCCAC

Open Access

This is an open access article distributed under the CC BY-NC license