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The Fertility Preservation Service was established in 2012, built by a guiding coalition and driven by a shared passion to establish a clinical and academic centre of excellence in Oncofertility. The service is based upon the work of the multidisciplinary team, with strong partnerships across the Parkville precinct. The Oncofertility Nurse Coordinator, plays a central role supporting families from diagnosis to transition helping to coordinate Oncofertility care throughout the RCH.
To develop and implement resources, improve communication, develop guidance and policy, build capacity in all levels at The Royal Children's Hospital and beyond.
To provide trusted and timely Oncofertility care, and ensure that all children, irrespective of background, learn about the impact of their treatment on fertility, and discuss ways to protect fertility as much as possible.
To see how important the Fertility Preservation Service is to our patients, please watch the following video: