This film documents the Progress Educational Trust event 'IVF Success: What Makes Scotland Special?', produced in partnership with the Scottish Government.
If you can't see the film embedded above, you can watch it on YouTube.
| Introduction | |
| 0:00:00 | Sarah NorcrossDirector, Progress Educational Trust |
| Presentations | |
| 0:01:44 | Joe FitzPatrick Minister for Public Health, Scottish Government |
| 0:04:32 | Sally Cheshire Chair, HFEA |
| 0:15:52 | Colin Sinclair Chief Executive, NHS National Services Scotland |
| 0:27:57 | Professor Abha Maheshwari Clinical Lead in Reproductive Medicine, Aberdeen Fertility Centre |
| 0:39:56 | Gwenda Burns Chief Executive, Fertility Network UK |
| Discussion | |
| 0:48:19 | Responses to audience questions and comments |
This film was made by Video Production Edinburgh.
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