Evidence of Promoting Prevention and the Early Detection of Breast Cancer among Women, a Hospital based model in LMICs Data extraction forms (Responses).xlsx

This is a systematic review. Ethical approval is not applicable. The study protocol was first developed and was registered in the PROSPERO international prospective register of systematic reviews (Chien, Khan, &amp; Siassakos, 2012) (CRD42017077818). Employing standard systematic review strategies (Higgins &amp; Green, 2011; Shamseer et al., 2015), we searched for all study types that focused on hospital/clinic based BC awareness and early detection services for healthy women in LMICs. The criteria for selecting the studies for review as well as the awareness and screening of interest (BCE, BSE and CBE) are shown in table 1.Table 1: A PICOS framework for determining the eligibility of the Studies for the Primary Research QuestionCriteria DeterminantsP- Population The population of this study will be healthy women with no evidence of malignancy accessing a BCE or screening intervention I- Intervention Patient-focused BCE and raising awareness over risk factors, early BC signs and symptoms, BC screening and/or detection among womenC- Comparison None<br>O- Outcomes • Increased knowledge on BC• Practice BSE• Access CBE services• Early detection of BC• Reduced incidence of BC S- Study Setting LMICs; within a health care facility (hospital/clinic) <br>The quality of included stuides were assessed using Effective Public Health Practice Project (EPHPP) Quality Assessment Tool recommended by Cochrane for quantitative studies (Effective Public Health Practice Project, 2010)<br>PRISMA diagram was used to summerized the selection procedure of the studies