Training workshops

Elective single embryo transfer: the team approach to successful strategies to reduce multiple births


Following the success of the regional workshops that were held over the summer in the UK, an additional workshop is now being held on 11 December in London on the importance of accelerating the reduction in multiple births, to share knowledge and encourage open discussion.

These workshops are aimed at all staff in fertility centres and all those who commission fertility services.

Attendance is free, but places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment.

Find out more and register to attend >>



Previous workshops

  • London – 18 July 2008
  • Birmingham – 1 August 2008
  • Glasgow – 22 August 2008
  • Leeds – 28 August 2008

 

Workshop presentations

NULLMaximising successful health outcomes in ART (PDF 1.7Mb)
Mark Hamilton, British Fertility Society

NULLOutcomes for children after IVF: What are the facts? (PDF 171Kb)
Alun Elias-Jones, Consultant Community Paediatrician

NULLMidland Fertility Services (PDF 350Kb)
Heidi Birch, Director of Nursing Services, Midland Fertility Services, Aldridge, UK

NULLDoes laboratory practice need to change? (PDF 997Kb)
Sue Avery, Assisted Conception Unit, Birmingham Women´s Hospital

NULLElective single embryo, what are the local issues in this area? (PDF 480 Kb)
           Yacoub Khalaf, Assisted Conception Unit, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital

NULLReducing Multiple Births - The role of the Commissioner (PDF 200Kb)
Claire O'Donnell and Sally Nelson, Public Health Advisors to NHS
           Specialised Services Commissioning Teams

NULLOne at a time - The regulator's plans (PDF 28Kb)
Chris O'Toole, Jessica Watkin, Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority