Table 1.

Summary characteristics of primary studies in the selected systematic reviews.

Region of primary studiesNumber of articles (N = 37*)
North America30
South America9
Europe28
Asia15
Africa4
Oceania19
Setting
Primary care33
General Practice33
Family Medicine7
Community health13
Other (academic setting, one stop clinics, secondary care, paediatric practice (immunizations), virtual settings, and population-based screening programs)).19
Cancer site
Breast14
Colorectal18
Cervical13
Lung9
Prostate8
Skin4
Other (ovarian, melanoma, bladder, haematologic, head and neck, brain, lymphoma, leukaemia and myeloma.)7
Multiple (but not specified)5
Not reported8
Region of primary studiesNumber of articles (N = 37*)
North America30
South America9
Europe28
Asia15
Africa4
Oceania19
Setting
Primary care33
General Practice33
Family Medicine7
Community health13
Other (academic setting, one stop clinics, secondary care, paediatric practice (immunizations), virtual settings, and population-based screening programs)).19
Cancer site
Breast14
Colorectal18
Cervical13
Lung9
Prostate8
Skin4
Other (ovarian, melanoma, bladder, haematologic, head and neck, brain, lymphoma, leukaemia and myeloma.)7
Multiple (but not specified)5
Not reported8

*The total number of studies in each category may exceed 37, as each systematic review could report multiple factors within a single category. For example, a review might include primary studies from multiple regions, address more than one cancer site, or cover various relevant settings.

Table 1.

Summary characteristics of primary studies in the selected systematic reviews.

Region of primary studiesNumber of articles (N = 37*)
North America30
South America9
Europe28
Asia15
Africa4
Oceania19
Setting
Primary care33
General Practice33
Family Medicine7
Community health13
Other (academic setting, one stop clinics, secondary care, paediatric practice (immunizations), virtual settings, and population-based screening programs)).19
Cancer site
Breast14
Colorectal18
Cervical13
Lung9
Prostate8
Skin4
Other (ovarian, melanoma, bladder, haematologic, head and neck, brain, lymphoma, leukaemia and myeloma.)7
Multiple (but not specified)5
Not reported8
Region of primary studiesNumber of articles (N = 37*)
North America30
South America9
Europe28
Asia15
Africa4
Oceania19
Setting
Primary care33
General Practice33
Family Medicine7
Community health13
Other (academic setting, one stop clinics, secondary care, paediatric practice (immunizations), virtual settings, and population-based screening programs)).19
Cancer site
Breast14
Colorectal18
Cervical13
Lung9
Prostate8
Skin4
Other (ovarian, melanoma, bladder, haematologic, head and neck, brain, lymphoma, leukaemia and myeloma.)7
Multiple (but not specified)5
Not reported8

*The total number of studies in each category may exceed 37, as each systematic review could report multiple factors within a single category. For example, a review might include primary studies from multiple regions, address more than one cancer site, or cover various relevant settings.

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