Creating a Global Community of Practice for Oncofertility

Lauren M Ataman; Jhenifer K Rodrigues; Ricardo M Marinho; João P J Caetano; Maurício B Chehin; Eduardo L Alves da Motta; Paulo Serafini; Nao Suzuki; Tatsuro Furui; Seido Takae; Yodo Sugishita; Ken-Ichiro Morishige; Teresa Almeida-Santos; Cláudia Melo; Karen Buzaglo; Kate Irwin; W Hamish B Wallace; Richard A Anderson; Roderick T Mitchell; Evelyn E Telfer; Satish K Adiga; Antoinette Anazodo; Catharyn Stern; Elizabeth Sullivan; Yasmin Jayasinghe; Lisa Orme; Richard Cohn; Rob McLachlan; Rebecca Deans; Franca Agresta; Brigitte Gerstl; William L Ledger; Rebecca L Robker; João M de Meneses E Silva; Lígia H F Melo E Silva; Franciele O Lunardi; Jung R Lee; Chang S Suh; Michael De Vos; Ellen Van Moer; Dominic Stoop; Veerle Vloeberghs; Johan Smitz; Herman Tournaye; Ludwig Wildt; Katharina Winkler-Crepaz; Claus Y Andersen; Brigid M Smith; Kristin Smith; Teresa K Woodruff

doi:10.1200/JGO.2015.000307

Creating a Global Community of Practice for Oncofertility

Lauren M Ataman, Jhenifer K Rodrigues, Ricardo M Marinho, João P J Caetano, Maurício B Chehin, Eduardo L Alves da Motta, Paulo Serafini, Nao Suzuki, Tatsuro Furui, Seido Takae, Yodo Sugishita, Ken-Ichiro Morishige, Teresa Almeida-Santos, Cláudia Melo, Karen Buzaglo, Kate Irwin, W Hamish B Wallace, Richard A Anderson, Roderick T Mitchell, Evelyn E TelferSatish K Adiga, Antoinette Anazodo, Catharyn Stern, Elizabeth Sullivan, Yasmin Jayasinghe, Lisa Orme, Richard Cohn, Rob McLachlan, Rebecca Deans, Franca Agresta, Brigitte Gerstl, William L Ledger, Rebecca L Robker, João M de Meneses E Silva, Lígia H F Melo E Silva, Franciele O Lunardi, Jung R Lee, Chang S Suh, Michael De Vos, Ellen Van Moer, Dominic Stoop, Veerle Vloeberghs, Johan Smitz, Herman Tournaye, Ludwig Wildt, Katharina Winkler-Crepaz, Claus Y Andersen, Brigid M Smith, Kristin Smith, Teresa K Woodruff

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Fertility preservation in the cancer setting, known as oncofertility, is a field that requires cross-disciplinary interaction between physicians, basic scientists, clinical researchers, ethicists, lawyers, educators, and religious leaders. Funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Oncofertility Consortium (OC) was formed to be a scientifically grounded, transparent, and altruistic resource, both intellectual and monetary, for building this new field of practice capable of addressing the unique needs of young patients with cancer. The OC has expanded its attention to include other nonmalignant conditions that can threaten fertility, and the work of the OC now extends around the globe, involving partners who together have created a community of shared effort, resources, and practices. The OC creates materials that are translated, disseminated, and amended by all participants in the field, and local programs of excellence have developed worldwide to accelerate the pace and improve the quality of oncofertility research and practice. Here we review the global oncofertility programs and the capacity building activities that strengthen these research and clinical programs, ultimately improving patient care.

Original language	English
Journal	Journal of global oncology
Volume	2
Issue number	2
Pages (from-to)	83-96
Number of pages	14
ISSN	2378-9506
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1200/JGO.2015.000307
Publication status	Published - 2020

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Ataman, L. M., Rodrigues, J. K., Marinho, R. M., Caetano, J. P. J., Chehin, M. B., Alves da Motta, E. L., Serafini, P., Suzuki, N., Furui, T., Takae, S., Sugishita, Y., Morishige, K-I., Almeida-Santos, T., Melo, C., Buzaglo, K., Irwin, K., Wallace, W. H. B., Anderson, R. A., Mitchell, R. T., ... Woodruff, T. K. (2020). Creating a Global Community of Practice for Oncofertility. Journal of global oncology, 2(2), 83-96. https://doi.org/10.1200/JGO.2015.000307

Ataman, LM, Rodrigues, JK, Marinho, RM, Caetano, JPJ, Chehin, MB, Alves da Motta, EL, Serafini, P, Suzuki, N, Furui, T, Takae, S, Sugishita, Y, Morishige, K-I, Almeida-Santos, T, Melo, C, Buzaglo, K, Irwin, K, Wallace, WHB, Anderson, RA, Mitchell, RT, Telfer, EE, Adiga, SK, Anazodo, A, Stern, C, Sullivan, E, Jayasinghe, Y, Orme, L, Cohn, R, McLachlan, R, Deans, R, Agresta, F, Gerstl, B, Ledger, WL, Robker, RL, de Meneses E Silva, JM, Silva, LHFME, Lunardi, FO, Lee, JR, Suh, CS, De Vos, M, Van Moer, E, Stoop, D, Vloeberghs, V, Smitz, J, Tournaye, H, Wildt, L, Winkler-Crepaz, K, Andersen, CY, Smith, BM, Smith, K & Woodruff, TK 2020, 'Creating a Global Community of Practice for Oncofertility', Journal of global oncology, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 83-96. https://doi.org/10.1200/JGO.2015.000307

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