Conclusion
The COVID-19 pandemic has put unprecedented pressure on health care
systems globally and the consequence of this to cancer patients is yet
to be determined. Gynaecological oncology services are required to
manage their patients in a sensitive and empathetic manner,
acknowledging how stressful it is to undergo oncology treatment during
such disruption. Services and protocols should be regularly audited and
amended to keep pace with changing demands in order to ensure the best
care is provided to all patients. Finally, individual institutions and
countries are required to collaborate in order share information and
services to advance knowledge and treatment during such times of stress
for the greater good of the population.