Join us for an expert-led webinar exploring the latest evidence and clinical approaches to Recurrent Implantation Failure (RIF), one of the most challenging areas in reproductive medicine.


Hear from an outstanding panel of international speakers, including Dr Virginia Chaquiriand, who will discuss when and how to investigate recurrent implantation failure, Dr Pablo Diaz-Spindola, who will examine the role of hysteroscopy in diagnosis and management, and Professor Ying Cheong, who will review the current evidence for immunotherapy in RIF and its place in clinical practice.


The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A panel discussion, providing attendees with the opportunity to engage directly with the experts and gain practical insights into the management of recurrent implantation failure.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this webinar, participants should be able to:
 

  • Describe the current evidence and clinical challenges associated with recurrent implantation failure (RIF).
  • Identify appropriate diagnostic investigations for patients presenting with recurrent implantation failure and determine when these investigations should be undertaken.
  • Discuss the role of hysteroscopy in the investigation and management of recurrent implantation failure.
  • Evaluate the current evidence surrounding the use of immunotherapy in patients experiencing recurrent implantation failure.
  • Apply evidence-based approaches to the assessment and management of recurrent implantation failure in clinical practice.
  • Recognise areas of ongoing research and emerging developments in reproductive medicine relating to recurrent implantation failure.
  • Integrate current best practice recommendations into patient-centred fertility care and treatment planning.

 

If you are registered with RCPI and would like to join the webinar, click the ‘Register’ button above.

If you are not registered with RCPI, click this link below to register and then come back to this page to register for the event.

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7 October 2026 18:29 GMT

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