| Multidisciplinary consensus committee | E47 |
| Introduction | E48 |
| Methodology | E48 |
| Recommendations | |
| I. Hematuria: Workup, rapid access clinic, timelines, investigations | E48 |
| II. Optimizing outcomes in high-risk non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC) | E51 |
| III. Salvage therapy in NMIBC | E53 |
| IV. Prostatic urethral disease | E56 |
| V. Immediate postoperative intravesical chemotherapy | E57 |
| VI. Surveillance of NMIBC | E58 |
| VII. Perioperative chemotherapy for MBC | E58 |
| VIII. Surgical quality and outcomes | E60 |
| IX. Bladder preservation approaches with focus on trimodal therapy | E62 |
| X. Perioperative management of cystectomy patients | E63 |
| XI. Perioperative stomal teaching and followup | E65 |
| XII. Variant histology | E65 |
| XIII. Surveillance strategies post-radical cystectomy, partial cystectomy, trimodal therapy | E66 |
| XIV. Management of locally advanced/unresectable disease | E67 |
| XV. Pathology reporting and role of re-review (NMIBC, MIBC) | E68 |
| XVI. Different models for multidisciplinary management of bladder cancer and their impact | E69 |
| XVII. Impact of cystectomy provider characteristics: Surgical wait times, volumes, surgeon characteristics | E70 |
| XVIII. Definition of bladder cancer centres of excellence | E71 |
| XIX. Quality indicators in the management of bladder cancer across Canada | E72 |
| References | E73 |