Jeanne Carter

Papers

Total Citations

127

H-Index

About

Dr. Jeanne Carter is a leading expert in the sexual health and quality of life outcomes of gynecologic cancer survivors. Her research focuses on the profound physical and emotional consequences of cancer surgery, particularly how treatments impact sexual function, fertility, and overall well-being. Her most cited work, “The Physical Consequences of Gynecologic Cancer Surgery and Their Impact on Sexual, Emotional, and Quality of Life Issues” (2013, 127 citations), provides a critical framework for understanding the long-term survivorship challenges that often go unaddressed. Dr. Carter has been instrumental in developing and validating patient-reported outcome measures that capture these intimate concerns, helping to shift clinical practice toward more holistic, patient-centered care. She is also recognized for her work on fertility preservation and innovative surgical approaches that aim to minimize treatment-related morbidity. Through her research and advocacy, Dr. Carter has given voice to the often-silent struggles of survivors, ensuring that quality of life is prioritized alongside cancer control. Her contributions have made her a sought-after speaker and a vital resource for clinicians and patients navigating the complex landscape of survivorship.