Surveys are an essential research tool in oncofertility to help researchers and clinicians understand the perspectives, knowledge, attitudes, and experiences of different stakeholders, including patients, survivors, healthcare providers, and caregivers. Through structured questionnaires, surveys can gather large amounts of data about fertility concerns, awareness of fertility preservation options, decision-making processes, access to services, and the psychological impact of potential infertility.
In collaboration with partner research groups, the Oncofertility Consortium conducts several online survey studies to capture the experiences and needs of patients and healthcare providers. These oncofertility surveys help inform guidelines, enhance fertility counseling, and promote patient-centered care for individuals facing cancer and its potential impact on fertility. Please feel free to participate in the ongoing oncofertility surveys listed below.