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primary reproductive healthcare providers residentsintraining must equipped knowledge proven available methods fertility preservation study evaluated filipino obstetrics gynecology residents current knowledge attitudes perceptions fertility preservation crosssectional survey conducted among obstetrics gynecology residents philippines 24item questionnaire distributed different accredited training institutions philippine obstetrical gynecological society electronic mail univariate descriptive statistics reported mean continuous variables frequency percentage categorical variables chisquare test used determine differences responses total 143 respondents different year levels training enrolled study female trainees 8811 national capital region 4476 respondents agreed discussions childbearing intentions 9930 agerelated fertility decline 9860 initiated patients gynecological consult residents familiar oocyte freezing 8462 fertilitysparing surgeries 8322 use gnrh agonists 8042 fertility preservation techniques despite familiar oocyte freezing respondents mainly referred patients fertilitysparing surgeries 4895 use gnrh agonists 4825 overall reassuring perception attitude obstetrics gynecology residents fertility preservation standardized curriculum teachinglearning activities fertility preservation may used improve trainees knowledge disparity knowledge actual referral utilization different methods reflecting inaccessibility procedures specific institutions highlights need improve accessibility offer fertility preservation public health service