Is there an analog of nameof() from C# in Rust?

In my program, I represent a history of changes to fields of some objects as follows:

struct FieldChange {
    property_name: &'static str,
    // some other fields
}

let history = Vec<FieldChange>::new();

I handle it like this:

match field_change.property_name {
    "name" => // do something,
    "age"  => // do something,
    _      => {}
}

To improve with readability and ease future refactoring, I would like to write something like this:

match field_change.property_name {
    nameof(Person::name) => // do something,
    nameof(Person::age)  => // do something,
    _                    => {}
}

where nameof generates a &str representation of the field, similar to nameof in C#.

The main point I'm looking for, is that the compiler can verify whether the fields exist (e.g., in this case, whether Person indeed has name and age fields). Is it possible to extract the field-names like this in Rust?