New data reveals the UK fertility sector is performing well, and most patients are satisfied The second annual state of the fertility sector report and the first ever national fertility patient survey, both published today, provide an overview of the UK’s fertility sector and what patients think of the services they receive.
The report shows that the UK fertility sector performed well in 2017-18 with HFEA licensed clinics meeting the standards required. Very few incidents took place compared to the number of treatment cycles, which continue to rise year on year.
Inspections of 101 licensed clinics took place in 2017-18 with most awarded a four-year licence, the maximum length possible. This shows that the vast majority of clinics are meeting all the required standards. At inspections at the time of licence renewal, two thirds of clinics also met more standards than the last time they were inspected. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
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The report shows that the UK fertility sector performed well in 2017-18 with HFEA licensed clinics meeting the standards required. Very few incidents took place compared to the number of treatment cycles, which continue to rise year on year.
Inspections of 101 licensed clinics took place in 2017-18 with most awarded a four-year licence, the maximum length possible. This shows that the vast majority of clinics are meeting all the required standards. At inspections at the time of licence renewal, two thirds of clinics also met more standards than the last time they were inspected. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
See also:
- Two in three IVF patients feel ripped off by clinics, watchdog warns The Daily Telegraph
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