Ian Johnston Memorial Presentation: How to evaluate ' advances' in IVF; the endpoint chosen dictates the outcome Bart Fauser

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1 Sunday 9 September Welcome Drinks in the Exhibition Area Monday 10 September SPONSORED BREAKFAST Welcome, Opening Address & Keynote Presidents Welcome Convenors Welcome Opening Speaker Liz Ellis Ian Johnston Memorial Presentation: How to evaluate ' advances' in IVF; the endpoint chosen dictates the outcome Bart Fauser How the old makes way for the new. Jan Brosens Morning Tea, eposter Viewing and Trade Exhibition Concurrent Clinical Free Communications 1A Concurrent Scientific Free Communications 1B Lunch, eposter Viewing and Trade Exhibition Invited Concurrent Clinical Session 2A: IVF at the edge Invited Concurrent Scientific Session 2B: Embryo caring Concurrent Psychosocial / Nursing Free Communications 1C Invited Concurrent Nursing / Psychosocial Session 2C: Access to care and care at access. How do we best meet the needs of minority groups? Science and hype in the media: Christos Venetis Antioxidants: Thi Truong (Mai) ( ) Lesbian and gay couples: Ruth McNair Why should regulators regulate adjuvantia? Bill Ledger Growth factors & cytokines: Deirdre Zander-Fox ( ) Single mothers by choice: Fiona Kelly How can regulators help patients make informed decisions around adjuvantia? Louise Johnson Culture conditions and stress: Rebecca Kelley ( ) Male partners: Jane Fisher In the absence of evidence of efficacy, what is the harm? The value of KPIs for quality assurance: Dean Morbeck Manuela Toledo ( ) ATSI people: Jacqui Boyle ( ) Let's hear it from a patient: Jessica Little Page 1

2 Monday 10 September Invited Concurrent Clincial Session 3A: Genital tract Afternoon Tea, Poster Viewing and Trade Exhibition Understanding the genetic contribution to endometriosis: Peter Rogers Invited Concurrent Scientific Session 3B: Embryo Diagnostics Metabolism: Denny Sakkas PCOS Centre of Research Excellence: 3C ( ) The PCOS CRE overview, Guideline overview and PCOS diagnosis: Helena Teede Targeting endometrial stem cells for the prevention of recurrent pregnancy loss: Jan Brosens Time lapse: Ashleigh Storr ( ) Emotional well-being lifestyle and medical treatment: Jacqui Boyle Novel insights on embryo implantation: Jemma Evans Textural analysis: John Ryan ( ) Treatment of infertility: Michael Costello On the topic of ectopics and the end of surgery: Stephen Tong Hyperspectral assessment: Kylie Dunning ( ) Translation and next steps in the CRE: Rob Norman FSA Annual General Meeting Page 2

3 Tuesday 11 September SPONSORED BREAKFAST Keynote / Invited Speaker Presentations 2 New developments in preimplantation genetic diagnosis: the NGS era: Carmen Rubio Patient-centredness of endometriosis care: Eline Dancet Chlamydia vaccine: Peter Timms Morning Tea, eposter Viewing and Trade Exhibition Clinical Free Communications 4A - Concurrent Session Scientific Free Communications 4B - Concurrent Session Invited Concurrent Nursing / Psychosocial Session 4C: Donor conception and DNA private detectives: a panel discussion ( ) Joining the dots: how people related through donor conception find each other Panel Members: Assisting people to find people related to them through DNA testing: Rose Overberg Discovered donor connection through ancestry.com: Kieran Read Discovered donor connection through ancestry.com: Hayley Smith Donor who has looked for his offspring: Daniel Roos Page 3

4 Tuesday 11 September 2018 (continued) Invited Concurrent Clinical Session 5A: Sex and Infertility Invited Concurrent Scientific Session 5B: Sperm Invited Speaker Session 5C Severe dyspareunia diagnosis and medical treatment: Jason Abbott Sperm dysfunction: Brett Nixon How to maximize vitrified embryos (blastocysts) transfer program in ART: Tetsunori Mukaida (JSAR Exchange Lecture) Severe dyspareunia surgical treatment: Anusch Yazdani Sperm Proteomics: Mark Baker Current and novel biomarkers to optimise ovarian stimulation: Nikos Polyzos Cancer survivors and sex: Martha Hickey Genetics of human male infertility: Moira O'Bryan ESHRE Exchange Speaker (TBC) Impotence and implants: Ross Snow Sperm assessment in 21st century: Denny Sakkas Invited Concurrent Scientific Session 6B: Genetics CREI Presentations 6A Lunch, eposter Viewing and Trade Exhibition Chromosomal errors: David Amor Aneuploidy and mitochondrial copy number: Carmen Rubio Procedures and impact of embryo biopsy: Steve McArthur Invited Concurrent General Session 6C: Information sharing and informed consent ( ) Health literacy and informed choice: what you need to know Kirsten McCaffery ( ) Addressing lifestyle to improve chance of success: Gillian Homan ( ) The role of Decision Aids in ART: Michelle Peate ( ) Improving accountability to patients: Daniela Juric Afternoon Tea, eposter Viewing and Trade Exhibition Invited Concurrent Clinical Session 7A: Caring for early IVF pregnancies Invited Concurrent Scientific Session 7B: Follicle / Oocyte Concurrent Psychosocial / Nursing Free Communications 7C Increased risk of PIH in FET pregnancies: should we worry and what can we do about it? Susan Walker Follicle dynamics at puberty and menopause: Karla Hutt Managing thyroid disorders in early pregnancy: what does the evidence say? Ben Mol Follicle development: Darryl Russell Do we need to support early IVF pregnancies with hormones? Christos Venetis Oocyte aging: John Carroll How to deal with CS scar ectopics? Jason Abbott Rescue of follicles: Lindsay Wu Conference Dinner Page 4

5 Wednesday 12 September Invited Concurrent Session Clinical 8A: The Ovary PCOS, shall we finally call it something different? Helena Teede Invited Concurrent Session Scientific 8B: Environmental factors on fertility Altered embryogenesis with obesity, aging and ART: Rebecca Robker Invited Concurrent Nursing / PsychosocialSession 8C: The ART of patient centred care ( ) How does patient-centred care work? Eline Dancet Ovarian aging; implications for reproduction and beyond. Bart Fauser Alcohol and smoking: Eileen McLaughlin ( ) Nurses perspectives on patient-centred care: Jo Fenby Ovarian reserve: Andrew Shelling Environmental toxins: Mark Green Androgens and the ovary: Kirsty Walters Impact of chemo and radiotherapy: Quynh Nhu Nguyen ( ) Counsellors perspectives on patientcentred care: Rita Alesi ( ) Scientists perspectives on patient-centred care: Nadine Richings ( ) Doctors perspectives on patient-centred care: Clare Boothroyd Morning Tea, Poster Viewing and Trade Exhibition Keynote/Invited Speaker Presentations 3 Gene editing embryos: the technical, ethical and regulatory challenges of CRISPR-CAS9: Tristan Hardy & Catherine Mills Time lapse confusion: Juan Garcia Velasco Cell Free DNA from embryos. Carmen Rubio 1315 Conference close Lunch, Poster Viewing and Trade Exhibition *Program is subject to change without notice Page 5

2018 Gap Analysis and Educational Needs (Annual Meeting 2017) Developed by the ASRM Continuing Medical Education Committee

2018 Gap Analysis and Educational Needs (Annual Meeting 2017) Developed by the ASRM Continuing Medical Education Committee TOPIC GAP(S) IDENTIFIED EDUCATIONAL NEED(S) Access to care Andrology / Male Infertility Ethnic, cultural and language barriers in fertility care Financial hardship in uptake of fertility technologies from