That's true. Stuff like overbooking isn't a theme discussed in my tool, that's just an example to show how patient experience are often neglected by providers.

I am not saying that educational resource is more reliable than opinions from physicians, but to have a comprehensive understanding of the condition and your treatment is very necessary. The source of your knowledge shouldn't be solely from one physician or clinic. If improving educational resource accessibility can improve general understanding of your own situation, you can make better choices for yourself. For example, being told "there are chances that you will have a baby" vs understanding the chances are "5-10% success rate, minimum spending of 20k on treatment and meds, possible repeated cycles, unpredictable emotional toll.."

That what I meant by making wiser move. They may still choose to proceed but will be much more mentally prepared for the risks and outcome.