Exploring Women's Experiences of Information Across Their Endometrial Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment: A Qualitative Analysis

Together, these findings point to the need for women to be supported to engage with contextually sensitive information regarding their cancer. In particular, health professionals should be actively involved in ensuring women understand their cancer (including treatment side-effects and risk of recurrence), are supported with psycho-social impacts, and that alternative and holistic sources of information are acknowledged alongside medical information. These findings point to the need for health professionals to reflect on their own communication practices and how they may reinforce assumptions that shape women's experiences of endometrial cancer.