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Informed consent is a process in which the patient is supported in developing an understanding of medical options.
The provision of fertility services to transgender individuals and the denial of access to fertility services is not justified.
The introduction of new strategies, tests, and procedures into clinical practice raises challenging ethical issues involving evaluation of evidence, balancing benefits and harms, supporting
Chemotherapy and radiation therapy often result in reduced fertility.
Programs should create and enforce written policies addressing the designation, retention, and disposal of unclaimed embryos.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine designs educational activities to enhance physician and healthcare provider knowledge, competence, and professional performance.
Financial ‘‘risk-sharing’’ fee structures in assisted reproduction programs charge patients a higher initial fee but provide reduced fees for subsequent cycles and often a partial or complete
The use of adult intrafamilial gamete donors and gestational surrogates is generally ethically acceptable when all participants are fully informed.
Telemedicine has the potential to increase access to and decrease the cost of care.
Acts that mix the personal, duality of interest, or financial interests of an Interested Person with the interests of ASRM are indicative of a potential Conflict of Interest (COI).
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