Emerging Trends and Technology Within Reproductive Medicine Landscape
A key opinion leader discusses trending and breakthrough treatment strategies for patients seeking infertility treatment.
In this video, Joseph Chervenak, MD, MBA, emphasizes the importance of improving the capacity of the field to provide care for a larger population in the context of infertility. The focus is on the variability in the number of cycles conducted by different fertility centers, with some performing hundreds and others thousands. Despite this variation, larger centers are noted to consistently deliver high-quality success rates in terms of live births and overall treatment success.
Dr. Chervenak shares his unique training experience at Cornell University and Montefiore Medical Center, highlighting the different models these institutions follow. The discussion touches upon the pros and cons of delivering a high volume of care versus a more traditional academic approach. The growing recognition of the increased need for fertility services in society has driven the consolidation and growth of large fertility provider organizations.
The personal connection between healthcare providers and patients is emphasized, underscoring the importance of maintaining humanity in the face of advancing technologies. He acknowledges the need for technology and developments to increase capacity without compromising care quality.
The discussion shifts to strategies for improving success rates and patient satisfaction in reproductive medicine services. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the embryology lab is discussed, with a focus on technologies like high-quality cameras and algorithms for grading embryos. The potential of AI to enhance personalized support and advice for fertility questions is highlighted.
Dr. Chervenak recognizes the variation in educational resources and support systems across different centers. The influence of larger organizations in investing in high-quality tools to educate patients about in vitro fertilization (IVF) is acknowledged. Responsible use of internet tools, such as various social media platforms, is encouraged to share experiences while maintaining a focus on accurate information.
This expert expresses excitement about the development of large language model use with AI, foreseeing its potential to deliver personalized support and advice in the field of fertility and sterility. Overall, he emphasizes the need for a balance between technological advancements and maintaining a human connection in reproductive medicine services.
Video synopsis is AI-generated and reviewed by Managed Health Care Executive editorial staff.
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