Needs Assessment

ASRM 2024 Scientific Congress & Expo is focused on “Equity, Access, and Innovation.” This comprehensive program caters to the educational and career development needs of professionals across the field of reproductive medicine. This inclusive program offers skill-building through advanced hands-on courses, profession-specific breakout sessions, interactive symposia, dynamic sessions led by experts in our field, and hot-topic special sessions.

The meeting advances knowledge related to all areas of reproductive medicine, from female and male fertility and infertility to menopause, cryopreservation, and innovative research moving the field forward. Attendees will identify and gain strategies to improve access to reproductive health services while exploring the unique needs of diverse populations and marginalized communities. Experts will share experiences through case-based learning and lead discussions around the ethical and legal issues impacting clinical care. The ASRM 2024 Scientific Congress & Expo will arm attendees with cutting-edge approaches to advance their practice, increase awareness of artificial intelligence (AI) to better serve patients, and share knowledge about advancements in reproductive medicine.

We look forward to a dynamic and impactful Congress that stimulates skill-building, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration that will move the field of reproductive medicine forward.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of the Scientific Congress, participants should be able to:

1. Explain how REI practices can promote equitable access to reproductive health services through innovative approaches.
2. Apply strategies to improve access to reproductive health services, considering diverse patient populations and geographical contexts
3. Investigate innovative approaches, technologies, and advancements in reproductive medicine, fostering creativity and progress in the field.
4. Review the latest scientific advances in embryo biology and assessment of the optimization of embryo transfer.
5. Describe the ethical, legal, and psychosocial ramifications of third-party reproduction.
6. Discuss current knowledge of endometriosis, fibroids, recurrent pregnancy loss, contraception, and polycystic ovary syndrome.
7. Explain the relevance of genetics and genomics to reproductive care.
8. Propose appropriate treatments for reproductive dysfunctions in females and males at different ages throughout life-childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and reproductive senescence.