A large proportion of patients with endometrial cancer suffer from post-therapeutic urinary incontinence. Several modalities of therapy for endometrial cancer, such as radiation, chemotherapy, surgery, and anti-oestrogen medications, promote the development of urinary incontinence. However, these patients’ complaints are often not recorded in follow-up care and remain untreated.
 
This survey aims to increase the awareness and focus of gynecologic oncologists on this issue and ensure that such symptoms are addressed, ultimately enhancing the patients’ quality of life.
 
Filling out this survey will take you approximately 4 minutes.
A. Demographic Data

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* 1. Age

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* 2. Gender

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* 3. Country of employment:

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* 4. Affiliation

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* 5. Is your clinic or office certified as a gynaecological cancer centre? (Please, select all that applies)

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* 6. Does your institution treat patients with endometrial cancer?

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* 7. What is your status at the hospital?

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* 8. How many years of professional experience do you have in treating patients with endometrial cancer?

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* 9. At which stages of treatment for patients with endometrial cancer do you participate?
(Please, select all that applies)

B. Experience

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* 10. What is your sub-specialty training?

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* 11. Does your institution have urogynaecologists?

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