Abstract:Gynecological malignancies pose a serious threat to women's health in China, with their incidence rates continuously rising. Notably, the incidence of ovarian cancer and cervical cancer has ranked first in the world. Taking Hunan Province as an example, cervical cancer has ranked among the top five most prevalent cancers in the province, emerging as a major health concern for women. To address this severe situation, the Outline of "Healthy China 2030" Plan has explicitly set the goal of increasing the overall five-year cancer survival rate by 15% by 2030. In response, the National Cancer Center has established the Cervical Cancer and Ovarian Cancer Expert Committee, and issued the Quality Control Index for Standardized Diagnosis and Treatment of Primary Ovarian Cancer in China (2022 Edition) and Quality Control Index for Standardized Diagnosis and Treatment of Cervical Cancer in China (2022 Edition). To further promote standardized diagnosis, treatment, and quality control of gynecological malignancies in Hunan Province, ensure standardized and consistent therapeutic processes, and improve treatment efficacy and patient satisfaction, this article provides a detailed interpretation of the aforementioned quality control indicators. Additionally, it proposes specific implementation strategies tailored to Hunan Province's actual circumstances.