The Impact of Health Benefit Design on Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Utilization and Pregnancy-Related Outcomes : Episode 9

Key Clinical Information on Infertility

October 25, 2024

By Lucy van de Wiel, PhD

Opinion

Video

Lucy van de Wiel, PhD, discusses how infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse, diagnosed through medical history, physical exams and tests, with risk factors including age, lifestyle habits and medical conditions.

EP: 1.The Importance of Clinical Trials in Infertility

EP: 2.Coverage Considerations for ART Protocols

EP: 3.Overcoming Barriers in ART

EP: 4.Characteristics of a Comprehensive ART Program

EP: 5.Incorporating Social Determinants of Health in ART

EP: 6.Best Practices in Communicating the Benefits of ART

EP: 7.The Role of Quality, Benchmarking and KPIs in ART Decision-Making

EP: 8.Addressing Unmet Needs in ART

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EP: 9.Key Clinical Information on Infertility

EP: 10.Association of Infertility and Mental Health

EP: 11. Innovations in Assisted Reproductive Technologies for Women

EP: 12.Impact of Infertility on Partners

EP: 13.Examining the History of IVF

EP: 14.Future Modalities for Infertility

EP: 15.Background of Assisted Reproductive Technology

EP: 16.Describing Intrauterine Induction and Target Patient Populations

EP: 17.Exploring Best Practices for IVF

EP: 18.Examining the Role of Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection

EP: 19.Discussing Treatments to Stimulate Ovulation

EP: 20.Role of Different Progesterone Injections in Leading to Successful Pregnancies

EP: 21.Key Clinical Considerations for Unique Patient Populations

Video content above is prompted by the following:

How is infertility defined, and what are the key epidemiological figures associated with it?
How is infertility diagnosed in clinical practice, and what are the risk factors for developing it?

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