Philip Wolff, Claudia Chagas Rocha, Raquel de Lima Leite Soares Alvarenga, Jaqueline V. B. Zuculo, Fernando Marques Guimarães, João Eduardo Pinheiro Neto, Josimar Grassi Pereira, Luiz Mauro Oliveira Gomes, Ricardo Marques de Azambuja
JBRA Assist. Reprod. 2019; 23 (1):58-61
Received June 26, 2018
Accepted January 25, 2019
Abstract
For more than three decades, Brazilian Clinical Embryologists have been working without specific regulations and following the standards adopted by other healthcare professionals. This document aims to guide behavior and decision-making, while providing directions to embryologist with the purpose of aiding professionals involved with assisted reproduction procedures and their patients. The Code of Ethics and Conduct is an important breakthrough and the first step toward regulating Clinical Embryology as a profession.
