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Chapter 3
Table 3: Contents of the nal version of the patient-centred multidisciplinary guideline for infertility
Chapter 1: background
Chapter 2: organisation Chapter 3: physician
Chapter 4: gynaecologist
Chapter 4: urologist
Chapter 5: semen analysis
Chapter 6: psychologist
Chapter 7: sexologist
Chapter 8: work and infertility
Chapter 9: associations for fertility problems
Description of the patient-centred network approach
Composition of the guideline development groups and methods used to involve patients
De nition of infertility and description of patients’ clinical pathway Organization of fertility care
Registration of outcomes of infertility treatments
Care alignment
Basic principles in fertility care for the physician
History, physical examination, and additional infertility assessments Treatment policy
Referral
Information provision and education
Coordination of primary care with secondary/tertiary care Attendant role a er referral
Basic principles of fertility care for the gynaecologist
History, physical examination, and additional infertility assessments Treatment policy
Treatment criteria regarding age
Information provision and education
Referral
Coordination of primary care with secondary/tertiary care
Basic principles of fertility care for the urologist
History, physical examination, and additional infertility assessments Treatment policy
Coordination of primary care with secondary/tertiary care
Basic principles for semen analysis
Collection of semen
Analysing the semen
Interpreting the results of a semen analysis
Reporting the results
Basic principles in fertility care for the psychologist
Psychological screening of patients with fertility problems
Referral
Infertility in relation to occupation
Exposure to harmful substances during work Participation of infertile patients in work Opportunities and legislation for adoption
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