STUDY QUESTION Given similar socio-demographic profiles and costs of healthcare, why has Australia been significantly more successful than the UK in reducing the assisted reproductive technology (ART) multiple birth rate? SUMMARY ANSWER The Australian model of supportive public ART funding, permissive clinical guidelines and an absence of published clinic league tables has enabled Australian fertility specialists to act collectively to achieve rapid and widespread adoption of single embryo transfer (SET). WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY There are striking differences in ART utilization and clinical practice between Australia and the UK. The ART multiple birth rate in Australia is <8% compared with slightly <20% in the UK. The role played by public fu...
This is the thirteenth annual report on the use of ART in Australia and New Zealand, and presents d...
Background: Decisions about method of birth should be evidence based. In Australia, the rising rate ...
Objective: To compare the perinatal outcomes of babies conceived by single embryo transfer (SET) wit...
STUDY QUESTION What are the access, effectiveness and safety of assisted reproductive technology (AR...
Objectives: To calculate cost savings to the Australian federal and state governments from the reduc...
Background: The successful or adverse outcomes of assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment a...
Use of assisted reproductive technology treatment cycles There were 61,774 assisted reproductive te...
Study Questio: NHave changes in assisted reproductive technology (ART) practice and outcomes occurre...
STUDY QUESTIONDo births following single embryo transfers (SET) have a reduced risk of perinatal mor...
Background: The practice of single embryo transfer (SET) is highly accepted by clinicians in Austral...
Background The number of twins born in Australia steadily increased from 2420 sets in 1983 to 4458 s...
are two options for patients accessing treatment: either meeting specified criteria for age, no smok...
Abstract Background Assisted R...
Study question: What is the effect of a legal limitation of the number of embryos that can be transf...
This is the fifteenth annual report on the use of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) ...
This is the thirteenth annual report on the use of ART in Australia and New Zealand, and presents d...
Background: Decisions about method of birth should be evidence based. In Australia, the rising rate ...
Objective: To compare the perinatal outcomes of babies conceived by single embryo transfer (SET) wit...
STUDY QUESTION What are the access, effectiveness and safety of assisted reproductive technology (AR...
Objectives: To calculate cost savings to the Australian federal and state governments from the reduc...
Background: The successful or adverse outcomes of assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment a...
Use of assisted reproductive technology treatment cycles There were 61,774 assisted reproductive te...
Study Questio: NHave changes in assisted reproductive technology (ART) practice and outcomes occurre...
STUDY QUESTIONDo births following single embryo transfers (SET) have a reduced risk of perinatal mor...
Background: The practice of single embryo transfer (SET) is highly accepted by clinicians in Austral...
Background The number of twins born in Australia steadily increased from 2420 sets in 1983 to 4458 s...
are two options for patients accessing treatment: either meeting specified criteria for age, no smok...
Abstract Background Assisted R...
Study question: What is the effect of a legal limitation of the number of embryos that can be transf...
This is the fifteenth annual report on the use of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) ...
This is the thirteenth annual report on the use of ART in Australia and New Zealand, and presents d...
Background: Decisions about method of birth should be evidence based. In Australia, the rising rate ...
Objective: To compare the perinatal outcomes of babies conceived by single embryo transfer (SET) wit...