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Table 1.

PubMed databases search terms and strategy.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of the 45 included studies.

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Fig 1.

Flow Chart of literature search for studies on the patient delay and provider delays.

This figure is a description of the full search process.

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Table 3.

Factors assessed for association with patient delay (k = 40).

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Fig 2.

Forest plots of meta-analysis of factors associated with patient delay.

This figure shows forest plots for the meta-analysis of five factors associated with patient delay. OR and 95% CI for each factor are given. Notes: A- Male sex; B- Low income; C- Unemployed occupation; D- Haemoptysis; E- Smear positive; F- Long travel time/distance to the first healthcare provider.

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Table 4.

Results of meta-analyses and test for heterogeneity of patient delay.

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Table 5.

Factors assessed for association with provider delay (k = 30).

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Fig 3.

Forest plots of meta-analysis of factors associated with provider delay.

This figure shows forest plots for the meta-analysis of male sex factor associated with provider delay. OR and 95% CI for the factor are given. Notes: A- Male sex; B- Consult with a public hospital; C- Long travel time/distance to the first healthcare provider.

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Table 6.

Results of meta-analyses and test for heterogeneity of provider delay.

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