Suqing Chen, Chenxia Zhang, Wanling Li
The effects of competency-based training model in the training of new nurses: A meta-analysis and systematic review
PloS one
socioeconomic conditions strongly associated breast cervical cancer incidence mortality patterns therefore social protection programmes spps might impact cancers study aimed evaluate effect spps breast cervical cancer outcomes riskprotective factors five databases searched articles assessed participation pps incidence survival mortality primary outcomes screening staging diagnosis riskprotective factors secondary outcomes cancers peerreviewed quantitative studies women receiving spps compared eligible women receiving benefits included independent reviewers selected articles assessed eligibility extracted data assessed risk bias harvest plot represents included studies shows direction effect sample size risk bias 17080 documents retrieved 43 studies included review studies evaluated primary outcomes examined relationship spps screening well risk protective factors harvest plot showed lower risk bias studies participants spps lower weight fertility older sexual debut breastfed infants longer studies yet assessed effect spps breast cervical cancer incidence survival mortality nevertheless existing evidence suggests positive impacts risk protective factors