Association of Parental Status and Gender with Burden of Multidisciplinary Tumor Boards.

Identifying as a woman and having children were associated with a higher level of burden from early/late tumor boards. The negative impact of early/late tumor boards on overall family dynamics, including children feeding, sleeping, and childcare logistics, was commonly reported by parents. Having ≥2 children, attending ≥3 hours/week of tumor boards, and radiology/pathology specialty were associated with a higher level of burden overall. Future strategies should aim to decrease burden, particularly the disparate impact on parents and women.