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Single-centre cross-sectional study of prevalence and associated factors in a specific population; provides descriptive findings without a control group or intervention, suitable for hypothesis generation and local planning but requiring confirmation in broader populations.
Single-centre cross-sectional prevalence study in a convenience sample from one outpatient clinic; descriptive finding without control group, generalizability limited by setting and geography.
A systematic review synthesizing epidemiological evidence and clinical knowledge on HPV and cervical cancer to inform prevention strategy and public health policy, structured by PRISMA guidelines.