Summary
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) is undertaking a project to look at the impact of the pandemic on gynaecology waiting lists.
The work will look at the size and scale of waiting lists and at the impact this is having on those who are waiting longer for diagnosis and treatment, and on the wider health service.
The College would like to hear from people whose gynaecology care has been affected by the pandemic. This might mean you have struggled to get an appointment with or a referral from your GP to see a gynaecologist, waited longer for tests or a scan to receive a diagnosis of a gynaecological condition, or waited longer for treatment or surgery.
The College wants to understand your experiences of having a suspected or diagnosed gynaecological condition that isn’t cancer, as ‘benign’ gynaecological conditions are managed differently in the NHS. This could be for conditions such as endometriosis or fibroids, heavy periods, incontinence or recurrent urinary infections – anything you’d be referred to a gynaecologist for.
You can access the survey through the link below.
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