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FAQ

The Reproductive Medicine subspecialist is a specialist in Obstetrics and Gynaecology who has had theoretical and practical training in all aspects of Reproductive endocrinology, medical and surgical management of fertility treatment. Comprehensive management of these problems includes diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, audit of outcome, imposing quality control and optimal care in Reproductive Medicine.

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The payment links are sent once per day. You will first receive a confirmation email for submitting your application and in the next 24 hours an automatic payment link will be sent in a separate email. In case your institution perform payment only via bank account, you can contact certification@eshre.eu for further instructions.

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No, all required documents should be uploaded into your online application form.

In the application the Head of Centre can find an overview of the messages that have been sent regarding your application. You can find all messages by clicking on the 'messages' icon.

The certification process will be managed by the Coordinator of ATCRM.

The Coordinator of ATCRM reviews the application to assess if the requirements are met. Approval of institutions as training Centres should be based on the general and special requirements provided, and not conflict with national laws.

The Coordinator of ATCRM organises a site visit (virtual or physical) by 2 assessors after the application is accepted. In case of missing points, the assessors will do a reassessment after 2 years. In case all recommendations are fulfilled, accreditation will be approved for another 3 years (in total 5 years). Reaccreditation will be performed every 5 years if the Centre fulfils all requirements. If necessary, withdrawal of recognition can be enacted.

The report of assessment will be submitted for approval to the ATCRM Steering Committee and afterwards to ESHRE’s Executive Committee.

After the final approval, the Coordinator of ATCRM informs EBCOG.

Fellows have a questionnaire available to assess the quality of training. An interview with the Fellows is scheduled during the visit of ESHRE assessors. In this way, direct feedback from training participants is provided. When assessing the quality of training by Fellows, the following is checked:

a. Advance of the Logbook and progress of clinical experience in Reproductive Medicine.
b. Protected time for Fellow’s participation in scientific activities/research.
c. Fellow’s participation in reproductive medicine and clinical embryology courses particularly those advised by ESHRE.