1. Understand the underlying principles of UTI prophylaxis: By the end of the session, participants should be able to explain the causes and risk factors of urinary tract infections, and the rationale behind the implementation of prophylactic interventions. 2. Identify patients eligible for UTI prophylaxis: Participants should be able to recognize which patient groups would benefit from UTI prophylaxis based on their unique health circumstances and risk factors. 3. Knowledge of prophylactic treatment strategies: Participants should gain knowledge about the most current and effective prophylactic treatments, including antibiotic therapy and non-pharmacological interventions. 4. Develop skills for monitoring prophylaxis effectiveness: Participants should acquire the skills to monitor the effectiveness of UTI prophylaxis, recognizing signs of success, and determining when to alter the current approach. 5. Demonstrate knowledge of antibiotic stewardship: Given the concerns about antibiotic resistance, participants should appreciate the importance of antibiotic stewardship in UTI prophylaxis and demonstrate an awareness of strategies to minimize unnecessary antibiotic use.