INTRODUCTION: In Réunion Island, the standardized mortality rate for cervical cancer is 4.8/100,000 women, while it is 2.2/100,000 in France. A previous study, before 2016, showed that the absence of brachytherapy and non-compliance with recommendations could contribute to this increased mortality. The objective of the study was to analyze the management of invasive cervical cancers since 2016 in Reunion. METHODS: Women diagnosed with invasive cervical cancer in one of our health centers in La Réunion, between January 1st, 2016, and December 31st, 2020. The recommendations of the French society of onco-gynecologists (SFOG) were considered as the reference to assess professional practices. RESULTS: During the study period, 236 women were diagnosed with cervical cancer, 94% of whom underwent an MRI and 54.8% a PET scan during the initial assessment. Compared to previous years, there has been an improvement in the management of these patients with 99% of the files presented in multidisciplinary consultation meetings and more than 80% of the treatments administered which complied with the recommendations including with the use of brachytherapy. CONCLUSION: Since the implementation of brachytherapy in Reunion in 2016, the treatment of invasive cervical cancer in Reunion has improved. Soon, a shared medical file should harmonize the transmission of information between the care centers of Reunion and contribute to improve our practices.