A systematic review of interventions to improve health behaviours for cancer prevention in people who have been in contact with prison services or women's refuges due to partner violence. A protocol

Grace Okoli; Rebecca Landy; Sarah Hanson; Duncan Gilbert

A systematic review of interventions to improve health behaviours for cancer prevention in people who have been in contact with prison services or women's refuges due to partner violence. A protocol

Grace Okoli, Rebecca Landy, Sarah Hanson, Duncan Gilbert

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Abstract

The aim of this study is to identify interventions for cancer prevention that have been shown to benefit the specific socially marginalised group that have experienced partner violence or community supervision /probation and synthesise their findings. The identified may include qualitative and quantitative study designs with a wide variety of outcome measures.

Original language	English
Journal	Prospero
Publication status	Published - 21 Jan 2020

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