The Surveillance of Treatment and Outcomes in Restorative Reproductive Medicine (STORRM) project is a registry being developed by the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine (IIRRM), directed by Joseph Stanford, MD. The goal is to establish an ongoing, self-sustaining, international registry for restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) treatments for subfertility and miscarriage, and the outcomes of treatment. The primary outcome is a healthy live birth. Data will be de-identified and presented publicly in summary form, and also be available for research analysis and publication. This will allow patients, clinicians, and other interested parties to have current updated data about current practice and outcomes. The STORRM registry is envisioned as a unique and essential resource for clinical decision-making, clinical practice advancement, associated research, and public health.

Background: One of IIRRM’s first undertakings was the International Natural Procreative Technology Evaluation and Surveillance of Treatment for Subfertility (iNEST) , a practice-based research study registered with the National Institute for Health.  This study was the first multicenter study of clinics employing a restorative reproductive medicine approach for subfertility and was conducted over a 10-year span, from 2006-2016. iNest gave insight into prognostic factors influencing pregnancy and live birth outcomes and provided a valuable learning experience towards for future multi-center studies, including STORRM.  Data collected through iNest continues to be analyzed for publication.

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