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 No signs of winding down at the HFEA! They have got a lot of public eventscoming up in the next three months!
I
think you will find all of them of great interest! and a good chance to
air your voices! - especially the Welfare of the Child meetings,
as we know that many patients find it a difficult experience or
concept, and we want to make sure their voices are heard in this
consultation.
For more information and the dates - please click the read more link.
8 February 2005
HFEA
Open Meeting. Members of the public are invited to attend the
February Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority meeting as
observers. The meeting will be held at a central London location
on the afternoon of 8 February, with an opportunity to meet the
Authority members informally afterwards. Details of the venue,
exact timing and agenda will be emailed to observers early in the new
year. Places are limited and there is no charge for this
event. If you would like to attend, please email
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23 February/8 March/22 March 2005
Following
the launch in January of the HFEA's public consultation on the ‘Welfare
of the Child Assessment' guidance given to clinics, the HFEA is holding
three consultative meetings. These are an opportunity for
professionals working in fertility clinics, GPs, counsellors, patients,
former patients, social workers and any other interested parties to
discuss the ethical and practical aspects of these assessments.
There are three afternoon events: in Glasgow (23 February),
London (8 March) and Manchester (22 March). Further details and
registration form are available by emailing
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. These events are free.
15 March 2005
HFEA
Annual Conference. An all-day event at a central London
venue. Among the topics for discussion are changes anticipated in
the field of assisted reproduction, including those on the scientific
horizon and to legislation, as well as hearing more about patients'
perspectives, and about safety in practice. There will be a
reception following the conference. More details to follow
in early January, including programme and registration forms, from
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