Patient-Centered Assisted Reproduction

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Patient-Centered Assisted Reproduction

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Address the future of innovative reproductive technologies with experts in the fields of IVF, fertility preservation and laboratory advances. This essential resource examines the changing roles of IVF, and moves beyond the basics of reproductive medicine. This book introduces the optimization of care, to improve patient outcomes, whilst facing ethical challenges that accompany new technologies, and applying the patient-centered care model to improve both patient and staff retention.

By showcasing the future of the field in terms of clinical practice and innovative laboratory technologies, this guide will support clinics worldwide to provide high-quality customer experience, maintaining a competitive edge, following increasing standardization of clinical and laboratory protocols. This invaluable guide features chapters on patient evaluation, predictive modelling, advances in pharmacology, and laboratories of the future.

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Útgefandi
Cambridge University Press
ISBN
9781108850032
Print ISBN
9781108796774
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
0
Höfundar
Domar, Alice D
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2020-03-19
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
10
Prent takmörkun
2
Afritunar takmörkun
2

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  • Cover
  • Half title
  • Title page
  • Imprints page
  • Contents
  • Contributors
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Access to Infertility Care
  • Financial Barriers
  • Drivers of High Cost of Fertility Treatment
  • Geographic Barriers
  • Social and Cultural Barriers
  • Psychological
  • Initiatives to Increase Access to Care
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • Chapter 2 The Patient Evaluation of the Future: Genetics, New Diagnostics, and Prediction Modeling
  • Assessment of the Genetic Risk of a Couple Aiming to Conceive
  • Assessing Endometrial Receptivity Using Prediction Models
  • Noninvasive Preimplantation Aneuploidy Testing: Embryonic Cell Free DNA in the Spent Blastocyst Medium
  • Genomics and the Future of Personalized Reproductive Medicine
  • References
  • Chapter 3 Advances in ART Pharmacology: Drug Delivery Systems and the Pipeline
  • Introduction
  • Drug Development Can Be a Long and Risky Business
  • The Use and Delivery of FSH Biologics in Reproductive Medicine
  • The Introduction of Orally Active GnRH Analogs and Gonadotrophin Receptor Agonists
  • The Luteal Phase: Drugs Used and Recent Developments
  • Summary and Concluding Remarks
  • References
  • Chapter 4 ART Monitoring: An End to Frequent Clinic Visits and Needle Sticks?
  • Introduction
  • Home Sonography
  • The Challenge: Frequent Clinic Visits for Ovarian Sonograms
  • A Practical Solution
  • Advantages of Home Telemonitoring
  • Present Clinical Experience Using Home Sonography
  • Home Sonography: Conclusion
  • E2 Measurements In Saliva Rather Than In Serum
  • Introduction
  • Experience with Salivary E2 Measurement
  • Salivary E2 Measurements: Conclusion
  • References
  • Chapter 5 The IVF Cycle to Come: Laboratory Innovations
  • Introduction
  • Andrology
  • Sperm Analysis, Preparation, and Selection
  • The IVF Laboratory Processes
  • Egg Collection and Processing
  • ICSI and Routine Insemination
  • Embryo Culture
  • Embryo Cryopreservation
  • Egg and Embryo Analysis
  • Metabolic
  • Genetic Noninvasive/Semi-Invasive PGT
  • AI
  • Non-IVF Related Technologies in the IVF Laboratory
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • Chapter 6 Integrative Care
  • What is Integrative Care and Why is it Useful?
  • Components of Integrative Care
  • Mental Health Services
  • Nutritional/Lifestyle Counseling
  • Complementary and Alternative Medicine
  • Examples of Different Integrative Approaches
  • Collaborative Care
  • Integrative Care
  • Tailoring the Approach
  • Conclusion
  • Recommended Reading
  • References
  • Chapter 7 Psychological Counseling: Ethical Challenges of the Future
  • Introduction
  • The Integration of the MHP in ART
  • Guiding Principles of Practice
  • Defining the Role of Professionals in ART
  • Withholding Treatment
  • Third-Party Reproduction
  • The Donors
  • Family Donation
  • Information Sharing and Disclosure
  • How Old Is Too Old to Participate in Infertility Treatment?
  • Argument Against Reproductive Rights for Older Women
  • Argument for Reproductive Rights for Older Women
  • Telemental Health and Modern Technological Medicine
  • References
  • Chapter 8 Using Technology to Enhance Communication in Medically Assisted Reproductive Care
  • Introduction
  • When and How Technology Can Enhance MAR Care
  • Making the Clinic’s Website a Go-to Place for Comprehensive Information
  • Communicating Chance of Success
  • Benefits and Risks of Adjuvants
  • Preconception Health Optimization
  • Technology to Enhance Patient Care
  • Using Technology in Patient–Provider Communication
  • Using Technology to Provide Emotional Support
  • Using Technology to Monitor Quality of Care
  • Technology to Support New Users of MAR
  • Cancer Survivors
  • Single Women
  • Nonheterosexual People
  • FP for Nonmedical Reasons
  • Social Media, Online Support, and Digital Applications to Enhance the Patient Experience
  • Social Media
  • Online Support
  • Digital Applications
  • When Technology Pulls Up Short And Human Interaction Is Preferred
  • Discussing Treatment
  • Delivering Bad News
  • Counseling and Emotional Support
  • Technology In Professional Education
  • References
  • Chapter 9 The Economics of IVF: Evaluating the Necessity and Value of Public Funding
  • Overview of Public Funding of ARTs (In Selected Countries)
  • Health-economic Evaluation of ARTs
  • Available methods
  • Cost-Effectiveness of IVF, ICSI, and Cryopreservation of Embryos
  • Elective Single ET (eSET) Versus Double ET (DET)
  • Freeze-Only Versus Fresh ETs
  • Immediate Versus Delayed IVF
  • Methodology Used in Reviewed CEAs
  • Limitations of Cost-effectiveness Studies
  • Broader Costs and Benefits of ARTs
  • Behavioral Responses to ART Funding Schemes
  • Equity
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • Chapter 10 Medical and Elective Fertility Preservation: Options and Suggestions for a Patient-Centered Approach
  • Introduction
  • Medical Indications and Options for FP
  • Patient-centered Approach for Elective and Medical Oocyte Cryopreservation
  • Elective Egg Freezing
  • Patient-centered Approach for FP
  • Conclusion and Future Directions
  • References
  • Chapter 11 Patient Retention, Nursing Retention: The Importance of Empathic Communication and Nursing Support
  • Introduction
  • Patient Retention
  • Stress and Infertility
  • Treating Stress
  • Preventing Treatment Termination
  • Communicating with Patients
  • Patient Retention: Summary and Suggestions for the Future
  • Nursing Retention
  • Stress and the REI Nurse
  • Methods to Lower Stress in the REI Nurse
  • Strategies to Reduce Nursing Turnover
  • Tackling the Challenge of Retention in Both Patients and Nurses: The Role of the MHP
  • Conclusion: Tackling Retention in the REI Clinic
  • References
  • Chapter 12 Patient-Centered IVF Care
  • Centeredness: Respecting Patients and Their Stated Preferences, Needs, and Values
  • Recommendations
  • Increase Awareness of Patients’ Preferences and Train Staff in Centeredness
  • Engagement: Empowering Patients to Share The Management of Infertility and Its Treatment with The Fertility Team
  • Recommendations
  • Provide information
  • Promote Empathetic Care by Offering Staff Access to Personal Narratives and Views About Infertility and ART
  • Promote Patient Self-Care
  • Promote and Develop Tools for Shared Decision-Making
  • Personalization: Adapting Care and Treatment Services to Patients
  • Recommendations
  • Involve Patients in Research and Other Initiatives to Improve Quality of Care
  • Promote Patients’ Positive Adjustment to Unsuccessful Fertility Treatment
  • Conclusion
  • Acknowledgments
  • References
  • Chapter 13 The IVF Patient Journey of the Future
  • An ART Cycle of the Future
  • Index