Objective To reduce the severity of radiationinduced skin injury in cervical cancer patients receiving concurrent radiochemotherapy. Methods A total of 434 cervical cancer patients receiving concurrent radiochemotherapy were randomized into a control group and an observation group, with 217 cases in each group. The control group was subjected to routine preventive care of radiationinduced skin injury, while the observation group was given standardized preventive care including formulating care plan according to radiation dose and local skin conditions of the patient, standardizing assessment methods, unifying preventive procedural techniques and process, and conducting quality control. Results The observation group had milder radiationinduced skin injury and higher qualified rates of perineal hygiene and underwear wearing compared with the control group (P<0.01 for all). Conclusion The implementation of standardized preventive care effectively ameliorates skin damage during radiotherapy in cervical cancer patients receiving concurrent radiochemotherapy, and improves healthy behavior of patients.