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This evidence-based toolkit was prepared to describe the evidence to support molecular stratification and to illustrate how the evidence can be incorporated into practice. It is meant to be used by clinicians across Canada. Specifically, we included the information essential for gynaecology-oncologists and pathologists. We are currently reviewing the toolkit & continuously revising its content.

The Gynecologic Cancer Initiative’s annual Trainee Research Day will be hosted on June 17 th, 2024. The GCI Trainee Research Day is an hybrid event to showcase and celebrate trainees in British Columbia who are conducting research on gynecologic cancers. 

This year, the event will be held in-person at the VGH Paetzold Health Education Centre and online via Zoom.

Registration and abstract submissions are now open!

This year, the GCI is excited to launch 9 distinct internal funding opportunities for gynecologic cancer researchers, prospective fellows, and trainees alike. 

To learn more about these funding opportunities, please visit out ‘Funding Opportunities’ page linked below.