Have you had surgery for pelvic organ prolapse, stress urinary incontinence or mesh complications? Are you a UK adult aged 16+? We are recruiting women to complete a questionnaire about the impact of this surgery upon their quality of life: https://t.co/Lk5UrqLLC7
We are recruiting adults with primary and secondary antibody deficiencies to provide feedback on our questionnaire! Please share ☺️ @ImmunoUK@Profgljones@TrishHolch
It was lovely to see our PhD student @DanielleMusson4
present her systematic review as part of the development of a PROM for patients living with primary and secondary antibody deficiencies at the UK PROMs conference. Well done Danielle 😀 🌟! @TrishHolch@ImmunoUK @psycenLBU
So proud of the opportunity to meet and speak with Baroness Cumberlege at the 8th National PROMs conference in Exeter about the @Appraise study and putting patients first in PROM development @RuthMacLeod20@MeshCampaign. Thank you @abuisman & @jon_evans_uk for this opportunity.
@FautMonica@Repro_Fertility@Elango1094 I'd agree @FautMonica but it's permissable to retrieve and use gametes in some countries e.g. some Australian states permit posthumous gamete retrieval because it's governed by the law on organ donation. But there is legal ambiguity and varied practice across the globe #RAFjc
@FautMonica Sometimes it's argued that FP should not be offered to any #cancerpatient with a poor prognosis because any resultant child will be harmed by only having one parent. We @profdicanderson@am_folan@drbobphillips @ProfJonIves are not convinced by this. What do others think? #RAFjc
@Repro_Fertility@FautMonica In response to the second question about time, there will be inevitable time pressures. But, in my opinion 'time pressure' is not a valid reason for withholding the discussion and offer of FP treatment in #cancerpatients with a poor prognosis #RAFjc
@Repro_Fertility@FautMonica Interesting questions! In relation to the first question, some will and some won't. As capacity is person and decision specific though, it should not be assumed that all #cancerpatients with a poor prognosis are not capable of making autonomous, informed FP decisions #RAFJC.
@Repro_Fertility Yes #cancerpatients with a poor prognosis report benefits to pursuing #fertilitypreservation other than having a possible parenting experience e.g. the hope FP gives, fulfilling an imagined future, gifting, leaving a genetic legacy. Could there be other benefits though? #RAFjc
@Repro_Fertility@FautMonica@norahspears @horne_research @DrSAWilliams@RodTMitchell Fertility loss is very distressing to cancer patients but also to many others living without cancer. Thinking about fertility preservation, it is often argued that it is not a good use of scarce resources as fertility is a desire but not a need. What do others think? #RAFJC
@Repro_Fertility Yes, fertility loss is very distressing to cancer patients but also to many others living without cancer. Thinking about fertility preservation, it is often argued that it is not a useful use of scarce resources as fertility is a desire but not a need. What do others think?
@kieran_walshe So sad to hear that Ray has passed away. He was so kind and supportive to me when I was a postgraduate student and as my D.Phil internal examiner. He was a real inspiration and leader in the field of quality of life measurement and health outcome research. It's such a loss.
Thank you to everyone from Sling the Mesh interested in taking part in work package 2 of the APPRAISE study. We are delighted to have already received such an overwhelming response and support for the PROM. We will be responding to everyone 🩷 @MeshCampaign@SlingtheMeshNI
🚨 We are looking for males (or their parent) who have had #ChildhoodCancer 🚨to help us design a new resource to help other young males to make decisions about their future #Fertility. If you are interested in joining the group please contact Carol using the details below 👇