Guidance Note for ART providers on legislative changes
Regulation
This Guidance Note is intended to provide implementation support to registered assisted reproductive treatment providers (ART providers) in Victoria to ensure a smooth transition to new laws relating to the removal of existing requirements to conduct criminal records and child protection order checks under the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 (ART Act).
Thinking of using donor eggs, sperm or embryos
Donor conception
Fertility treatment
This brochure covers:
The implications of having a child using donor sperm, eggs or embryos
What are your rights and responsibilities as a parent?
Choosing Wisely Australia - 5 questions - Vietnamese
Fertility treatment
Other
Vietnamese - 5 questions to ask your doctor or other healthcare provider before you get any test, treatment, or procedure
Choosing Wisely Australia - 5 questions - Chinese traditional
Fertility treatment
Other
Chinese traditional - 5 questions to ask your doctor or other healthcare provider before you get any test, treatment, or procedure
Choosing Wisely Australia - 5 questions - Chinese simplified
Fertility treatment
Other
Chinese simplified - 5 questions to ask your doctor or other healthcare provider before you get any test, treatment, or procedure
Choosing Wisely Australia - 5 questions - Arabic
Fertility treatment
Other
Arabic - 5 questions to ask your doctor or other healthcare provider before you get any test, treatment, or procedure
Choosing Wisely Australia - 5 questions
Fertility treatment
Other
5 questions to ask your doctor or other healthcare provider before you get any test, treatment, or procedure
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How likely are you to have a baby after one, two or three IVF cycles?
Fertility treatment
If you’re thinking of starting IVF, or you’re already going through it, you may be wondering how many cycles it might to take to have a baby.
How To Help Patients Contemplating A Pregnancy During COVID Times
Fertility and infertility
Practice considerations for patients thinking about pregnancy during COVID-19