ASRM Launches Educational Podcast Series to Support LGBTQ+ Family-Building Journeys
American Society for Reproductive Medicine – ASRM shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Since 2020, the ASRM Today podcast has served as a repository of knowledge and an educational tool, offering timely conversations on the issues shaping reproductive medicine. This season, ASRM’s Education Department turned its focus toward LGBTQ+ family building, working with the LGBTQ Special Interest Group to develop a series that speaks directly to the needs of providers, patients, and the many professionals who support the family-building process.
What they created is a series of conversations that offer many angles for understanding the LGBTQ+ family-building experience. More than that, the season gives healthcare providers practical insight into how to engage with LGBTQ+ patients in ways that do not create further harm during what is already an intimate, personal, and vulnerable time.
Read the full article below to learn more about how this new season can help you provide the best care for LGBTQ+ patients on their family-building journey.”
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