Fewer than half of patients starting treatment that can damage fertility have a documented fertility discussion or referral, with worse rates for women, minorities and patients outside academic centres. An order-set trigger that refers every patient under 40 to reproductive medicine unless they actively decline would make the conversation routine and timely.
Guidelines require discussion of fertility preservation before gonadotoxic therapy, yet documented discussion and referral rates remain well below half in published series, with worse rates for women, minorities, and patients at non-academic centres. An order-set trigger that creates a fertility referral for every patient under 40 unless actively declined, with a fast-track reproductive medicine pathway and funding for preservation, would close this gap.
Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
Shares Survivorship and late effects are neglected and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
Shares the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:proven-unevenly-used.
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