Population |
Are studies whose participants are:
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Mainly CBRs involved in supporting community-based cervical screening services in LMIC setting,
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Women aged 18 years and above eligible for screening in LMIC setting,
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Women either HIV positive or HIV negative,
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Women with prior normal screening results or scheduled for follow-up screening,
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Women due or overdue for screening in settings such as screening programs, HIV clinics, community health centers, and reproductive health centers.
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Are studies whose participants are:
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CBRs supporting community-based cervical screening services outside LMIC setting,
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Women who have had hysterectomy.
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Women who were treated or are in follow-up care for cervical cancer.
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Pregnant women.
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Women younger than 18 years.
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Women outside of LMIC setting.
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Intervention |
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Services offered by CBRs with or without health care workers in cervical screening in LMIC setting.
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Services offered by CBRs with focus on both cervical screening and other aspects of cervical cancer e.g. HPV vaccination. We will only extract and report findings for cervical screening.
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Services offered by CBRs within and outside of LMICs. We will only extract and report findings for LMICs.
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Services offered by CBRs in cervical screening outside LMIC setting.
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Services offered by health care workers without CBRs in cervical screening.
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Services offered by CBRs on other aspects of cervical cancer, not related to cervical screening e.g. HPV vaccination.
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Comparison |
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Studies with or without control group, and the control groups are women who either receive no intervention, another intervention other than that of intervention group, or routine standard screening.
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Outcome |
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Role(s) played by CBRs in cervical screening uptake among women with and without HIV.
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Evidence of uptake or non-uptake of cervical screening.
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Study design |
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Quantitative studies,
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Qualitative studies,
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Mixed-methods studies,
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Systematic reviews.
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Conference abstracts without full-text study.
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Commentaries
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Study protocols
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Letters
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Policy briefs
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