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Table 1.

Critical appraisal results of eligible studies in the systematic review and meta-analysis on the prevalence of health-related quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia, 2021.

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Fig 1.

PRISMA diagram of selecting and including studies for a systematic review and meta-analysis for the prevalence of health-related quality of life of cancer patients in Ethiopia, 2021.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of studies included in a systematic review on the prevalence of health-related quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia, 2021.

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Table 3.

WHOQOL related finding of quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia.

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Fig 2.

Forest plot for the prevalence of health-related quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia, 2021.

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Fig 3.

Funnel plot (a) and Egger’s test (b) of health related quality of life of cancer patients in Ethiopia, 2021.

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Fig 4.

The subgroup analysis done by region for the prevalence of health related quality of life among cancer patients, 2021.

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Fig 5.

The subgroup analysis done by type of cancer with the prevalence of health related quality of life among cancer patients, 2021.

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Fig 6.

Association between average monthly income and health-related quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia, 2021.

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Fig 7.

Association between having physical functioning and health-related quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia.

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Association between having social functioning and health-related quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia.

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Fig 9.

Association between stage of cancer and health-related quality of life among cancer patients in Ethiopia.

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