State of the sector report for 2018 - 2019 Our State of the sector report for 2018 -2019 reveals that fertility treatment is becoming safer with the quality of care improving across UK clinics.
The report shows that around 80% of clinics were issued with a full licence, confirming that most clinics are meeting expected standards and are performing well. The number of non-compliances per inspection have decreased each year since 2015/16 and over half of clinics had fewer areas of concern compared to their previous inspection. Multiple births, the single biggest health risk from IVF, also reached an all-time low of 10%, while patient complaints about clinics decreased. Clinic and quality management, which includes the safe use of equipment, as well as the processing and use of eggs, sperm and embryos has seen improvements according to the report. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
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The report shows that around 80% of clinics were issued with a full licence, confirming that most clinics are meeting expected standards and are performing well. The number of non-compliances per inspection have decreased each year since 2015/16 and over half of clinics had fewer areas of concern compared to their previous inspection. Multiple births, the single biggest health risk from IVF, also reached an all-time low of 10%, while patient complaints about clinics decreased. Clinic and quality management, which includes the safe use of equipment, as well as the processing and use of eggs, sperm and embryos has seen improvements according to the report. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
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- Deadly IVF side effect is on the rise, report finds The Daily Mail
- Woman given wrong sperm as fertility blunders rise by a fifth The Daily Telegraph
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