Infertility management in primary care

Angela Thable, Thable A, Duff E, Elsie Duff, Cheryl Dika, Dika C
The Nurse practitioner · 2020 · vol. 45(5) , pp. 48–54 · doi:10.1097/01.npr.0000660356.18430.0a · PMID:32332233 · PMC7187793
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This paper outlines how primary care nurse practitioners manage infertility by providing timely investigations and treatment while addressing the emotional and financial burdens experienced by couples.

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Infertility is a growing issue for couples. Primary care NPs can manage initial treatment as well as address the emotional and financial burdens of patients experiencing infertility. NPs can provide timely access to investigations and treatment, helping patients achieve their goal of pregnancy sooner.

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infertility

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Infertility Nurse Practitioners Primary Care Nursing Clinical Laboratory Techniques Female Humans Infertility Infertility Male Medical History Taking Physical Examination Physical Examination Referral and Consultation

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