Call for participants

Egg Freezing for Social Reasons: Reproductive Autonomy and Legal Regulation

The purpose of this PhD research is to gain a deeper understanding of the consenting processes for egg freezing for social reasons – from both service provider and service user perspectives – and explore whether they are operating effectively with regard to users’ reproductive autonomy. 

The following individuals are invited to participate in qualitative interviews:  

Service Providers: healthcare professionals currently/previously working in a UK clinic offering egg freezing for social reasons  
Service Users: people who have undergone at least one cycle of egg freezing for social reasons in a UK clinic  
Research participants are being asked to take part in a 60-90 minute semi-structured virtual interview (conducted via Microsoft Teams). 

If you are interested in participating please contact Natalie Richardson (ncr23@kent.ac.uk).  

Please feel free to share widely with anyone who may be interested in participating. For further information please see: https://research.kent.ac.uk/egg-freezing-research/