@article{722970,
      recid = {722970},
      author = {Woodruff, Teresa K., and Clayman, Marla L., and Waimey,  Kate E.,},
      title = {Oncofertility communication sharing information and  building relationships across disciplines / [electronic  resource] :},
      pages = {1 online resource (xix, 237 pages) :},
      abstract = {Oncofertility integrates the two previously distinct  fields of cancer treatment and fertility research and aims  to explore and expand the reproductive future of cancer  survivors. In order to achieve the goal of fertility  preservation, the Oncofertility community must focus on  communication and the way data is provided and received.  Concomitant with the rapidly changing technology of  Oncofertility, there have been radical shifts and advances  in the way health educators and clinicians can produce and  share information. As success rates of reproductive  techniques such as egg freezing and banking continue to  rise, providing increasing opportunities for young cancer  patients to preserve their fertility prior to the onset of  cancer treatments, communication among professionals in  oncology, reproductive medicine, and psychosocial work,  among others, becomes crucial, and clinical demand for  Oncofertility information is expected to rise considerably.  Oncofertility Communication describes and addresses the  myriad channels through which the multiple audiences  involved in Oncofertility can be served with appropriate  and accurate information about cancer-related fertility  issues. The text answers frequently asked questions and  provides invaluable insights to scientific and health care  professionals about communication among the diverse  Oncofertility audiences. It incorporates timely discussions  about traditional and emerging electronic communication  tools and discusses the impact of health care policy  changes on the Oncofertility field.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/722970},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8235-2},
}