Female oncofertility attitude and knowledge: a survey of reproductive health professionals in Shanghai, China.
Female oncofertility attitude and knowledge: a survey of reproductive health professionals in Shanghai, China.
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10.2217/fon-2018-0428
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发表时间:
2019-01
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3.3
通讯作者:
Yuqing Wang;Hanyi Chen;Ke Ju;Megan Kopp;Sarah B Johnson;Katherine K Farrell;Gehui Yuan;Lauren M. Ataman;Weiwei Zheng;T. Woodruff;Shuo Xiao
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Yuqing Wang;Hanyi Chen;Ke Ju;Megan Kopp;Sarah B Johnson;Katherine K Farrell;Gehui Yuan;Lauren M. Ataman;Weiwei Zheng;T. Woodruff;Shuo Xiao
AIM To evaluate the female oncofertility attitude and knowledge of reproductive health professionals in China. METHODS An online survey was distributed to reproductive health professionals in Shanghai, China. RESULTS Female professionals were more likely to consider that cancer patients would want to preserve their fertility. Participants with higher educational background tended to have a more positive attitude toward oncofertility. The majority of the participants (71.0%) obtained a fair or low level of oncofertility knowledge, and only 25.3% of them received scores at the 'good knowledge' level. CONCLUSION There are significant gaps in the current oncofertility knowledge among reproductive health professionals in China, suggesting an urgent, unmet need for establishing an interdisciplinary fertility preservation training and service system.