Lucy Caughey presents at the Fertility Society of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference 2024

Lucy Caughey presented at the Fertility Society of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference 2024. "Such an honour to be presenting at the FSANZ Annual Meeting in Perth. Lots of interest in the topical issue of what elective egg freezers’ should do with their surplus or unused eggs in storage – this is called a disposition decision", Lucy Caughey.

Lucy presented on Saturday the 14th of September on Elective Egg Freezers’ Disposition Decisions Helping Patients to Make Informed Decisions and on Tuesday the 17th of September on Elective Egg Freezers’ Disposition Decisions. The Pathways to Donate or Discard.

Lucy is a PhD scholar completing her thesis on Elective Egg Freezers’ Disposition Decisions at the University of Melbourne. Her area of interest is helping elective egg freezers’ make informed decisions to reduce psychological distress and decision regret.

Lucy holds a Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Honours Psychology) with First Class Honours from QUT and is based at the Psychosocial Health and Wellbeing Research Group, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Melbourne.

Lucy is currently involved in the ICE study, a collaboration between consumers and researchers exploring the information needs of elective egg freezers. The ICE study has the goal of setting up an independent trusted website to provide information for elective egg freezers.