Table 1.

Survey Demographics.

Age	Numerical value
Gender	Female
	Male
Region of the country	Northeast
	Southeast
	Midwest
	West
	Southwest
Level of practice	Fellow
	Attending
	Retired
Medical specialty	Gynecologic oncology
	Medical oncology
	Radiation oncology
	General gynecology
	Other
Description of practice	Private
	Academic
	Community
	N/A
Years in practice caring for gynecologic oncology patients	1–5
	6–9
	10–15
	16–20
	21 +
Reproductive practices
How often do you address fertility concerns with patients prior to treatment?	Always
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never
How often do you address contraception with patients that maintain fertility potential?	Always
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never
Do you prescribe or administer contraception?	Yes
	No
If you address contraception with patients that maintain fertility potential, please check all that apply	Oral contraceptive pills
	Injection – DMPA Implant Intrauterine device
If you prescribe or administer contraception for patients that maintain fertility potential, please check all that apply	Oral contraceptive pills
	Injection – DMPA
	Implant Intrauterine device
Do you make referrals to: benign gynecologist, family planning specialist, or pediatrician specifically for contraception planning?	Yes
	No
Do you routinely follow up on the referral for contraception planning to ensure a plan is established?	Yes
	No
Do you routinely offer referral to Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) or Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) for preconception, pretreatment counseling?	Yes
	No
Do you agree unplanned pregnancy is a potential problem among your patients who maintain fertility potential?	Yes
	No
Do you feel your patients understand unplanned pregnancy is possible, even in the setting of oncology treatment or surveillance?	Yes
	No
In the previous year, how many of your patients have experienced an unplanned pregnancy either during or after oncology treatment?	0–5
	6–10
	11–15
	16–20
In the previous five years, how many of your patients have experienced an unplanned pregnancy either during or after oncology treatment?	0–5
	6–10
	11–15
	16–20