About Philippine Society for Fertility Preservation, Inc. (PSFP)
The Philippine Society for Fertility Preservation, Inc. (PSFP) is a pioneering medical organization established in 2019. Bringing together a multidisciplinary network of experts—including reproductive medicine specialists, oncologists, urologists, embryologists, and gynecologists—PSFP is dedicated to helping individuals and couples safeguard their future options for biological parenthood.
Whether assisting cancer patients needing oncofertility options before undergoing medical treatments, supporting individuals with non-oncologic or hormonal conditions, or aiding those planning their family-building goals for the future, the society connects patients with expert guidance, advanced technologies (such as egg, sperm, and tissue cryopreservation), and compassionate care.
Mission
The Philippine Society for Fertility Preservation is committed to promote awareness of the importance of Fertility Preservation, collaborate with various specialties and generate research and development in the field.
Vision
It is the vision of the Philippine Society for Fertility Preservation to be recognized as the leading source of expertise in fertility preservation in South East Asia by 2027.
Core Values
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Professionalism and Leadership in Patient Centered Care
Synergy and Social Responsibility
Fairness and Fellowship among sub-specialties
Passion for Excellence and Innovation
Objectives
To promote the science and practice of fertility preservation.
SPECIFIC Objectives
1. To create awareness about fertility preservation:
a. Within the medical community through networking among doctors and by the dissemination of scientific information and advances in treatment through conferences, meetings and discussions.
b. Among young cancer and non-cancer patients by a multidisciplinary team approach through direct counseling, information hotlines for emergency patients and others.
c. In the general public through publications, lay fora and other means.
2. To promote basic and clinical research, including collaborative multidisciplinary studies.
3. To promote leadership in continuing education.
4. To conduct generally any transaction permitted by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines in relation to the above objectives.