Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted dramatic changes in the clinical care environment. These changes substantially affect how patients with gynecologic cancers interact with the health care system, and may require gynecologic cancer professionals to alter their approach to providing medical and surgical care. Additionally, healthcare institutions may call on gynecologic oncologists to represent the interests of their patients during deliberations regarding institutional allocation of scarce healthcare resources.

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