powered, the staff STAI composite score was 38 (medium anxiety state) versus 27.5 (low anxiety state) pre and post intervention respectfully. The Press-Ganey surveys have been completed and are requested.CONCLUSIONS: Though there was no significant difference in overall STAI scores pre and post intervention, patients rated feeling upset significantly more after implementation of the healing environment. The reason for this is currently unclear. Differences in patient satisfaction scores are yet to be determined. References

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vs 20.9AE12.9 weeks for the BPL group, p¼0.23). The multivariate logistic regression models correcting for relevant confounders refuted the unadjusted analyses and showed study groups to have similar success rates (respectively, OR 1.41, CI 0.97-2.05, p¼0.07 for the LBR after the subsequent ET and OR 1.27, CI 0.90-1.80, p¼0.18 for the LBR after one year).CONCLUSIONS: Patients with a BPL versus a negative pregnancy test following the first fresh ET have comparable subsequent reproductive outcomes. When experiencing a BPL after a first fresh ET, patients can be reassured that they do not seem to have an increased risk of encountering another early pregnancy failure when compared to patients having a negative hCG test and that they have similar chances of reaching a successful pregnancy following the subsequent ET, but also at the timepoint of one year and this within a comparable time window.

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