Needs Assessment

ASRM 2025 Scientific Congress & Expo is focused on “Global Collaboration to Advance Reproductive Health.” 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 and dynamic symposia 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 gain valuable insights into the impact of international partnerships in tackling reproductive health challenges, advancing equity, and improving health outcomes worldwide.  By bringing together global experts, advocates, and policymakers, to promote collaboration, highlight innovative practices, and support progress in reproductive health across diverse communities and health systems. The ASRM 2025 Scientific Congress & Expo will help attendees explore how strengthening global collaboration creates a vital opportunity to exchange innovations, align best practices, and confront shared challenges through a multidisciplinary approach rooted in equity.

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. Identify global similarities and differences in reproductive health access, treatment, and outcomes.

2. Apply evidence-based practices to improve clinical reproductive care throughout diverse communities.

3. Foster international collaborative opportunities for research, education, and service delivery.

4. Review the latest scientific advances across the global reproductive health space.

5. Explore ethical, legal, and culturally sensitive approaches to third-party reproduction, emphasizing support for diverse populations.

6. Assess the current clinical practice of endometriosis, fibroids, recurrent pregnancy loss, contraception, reproductive urology, and polycystic ovary syndrome world-wide.

7. Evaluate innovations in reproductive genetic screening and testing and apply collaborative approaches to address clinical challenges and inconsistencies.
8. Discuss the implications of environmental factors and biomarkers on infertility.