Women's Cancer Center, Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Women's Health in the Medical School at the University of Minnesota

The entire treatment team of board-certified gynecologic oncologists, radiation oncologists, gynecologic pathologists, nurse oncology program coordinators, dietitians, and social workers participate in a coordinated fashion to deliver the maximum in quality patient care. 

The center brings together the skills and expertise of the University of Minnesota  Medical Center, Fairview including the  Women's Health Center clinic, Patient Care Unit (7-C), Department of Therapeutic Radiology, Masonic Day Hospital, and Home Health Services to bridge the gap between the inpatient and outpatient experience. 

The Women's Cancer Center has three primary goals. First, it strives to provide state-of-the-art care for women with cancers of the reproductive system; second, it seeks to make innovative screening programs available to healthy women at risk for cancer; and third, it seeks to offer its expertise in gynecologic oncology to health care professionals throughout the community and region.  

In connection with these goals, the Women's Cancer Center provides outreach education and consultation to community practitioners as well as case management by nurse program coordinators. 

The Women's Cancer Center has an active outpatient service visited by more than 3,500 patients per year, approximately 400 are new cancer patients. Each year the 25-bed inpatient service (7-C) admits approximately 1,800 patients.

University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview

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