Awareness, knowledge, and attitudes towards sun protection among patients with melanoma and atypical mole syndrome

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World J Clin Oncol. Jul 24, 2022; 13(7): 587-598
Published online Jul 24, 2022. doi: 10.5306/wjco.v13.i7.587

Table 3 Sun protection education in patients with malignant melanoma, those with atypical mole syndrome, and controls

	Patients with a PMH of MM, n = 26	Patients with AMS, n = 47	Control group, n = 48	All participants, n = 121	P value
Have you ever been given advice on how to protect your skin from sunlight? n (%)
No	6/26 (23.1)	9/47 (19.1)	16/48 (33.3)	31/121 (25.6)	0.59
Yes	20/26 (76.9)	38/47 (80.9)	32/48 (66.7)	90/121 (74.4)
Have you ever received sun protection education from a family doctor? n (%)
No	6/26 (23.1)	11/47 (23.4)	18/48 (37.5)	35/121 (28.9)	0.109
Yes	20/26 (76.9)	36/47 (76.6)	30/48 (62.5)	86/121 (71.1)
On how many occasions have you received sun protection education from a healthcare professional? n (%)
Never	5/26 (19.2)	10/47 (21.3)	14/48 (29.2)	29/121 (24)	0.316
Once	4/26 (15.4)	5/47 (10.6)	6/48 (12.5)	15/121 (12.5)
Twice	3/26 (11.5)	6/47 (12.8)	8/48 (16.7)	17/121 (14)
3 times	4/26 (15.4)	5/47 (10.6)	6/48 (12.5)	15/121 (12.5)
3 times	10/26 (38.5)	21/47 (44.7)	14/48 (29.2)	45/121 (37)
Have you ever received sun protection education from Media (i.e., television, newspaper)? n (%)
No	11/26 (42.3)	22/47 (46.8)	25/48 (52.1)	58/121 (47.9)	0.546
Yes	15/26 (57.57)	25/47 (53.2)	23/48 (47.9)	63/121 (52.1)
Have you ever received written advice about sun protection? n (%)
No	21/26 (80.8)	38/47 (80.9)	45/48 (93.8)	17/121 (14)	0.055
Yes	5/26 (19.2)	9/47 (19.1)	3/48 (6.3)	104/121 (86)
Would you be interested in receiving education about sun protection? n (%)
No	4/26 (15.4)	12/47 (25.5)	17/48 (35.4)	33/121 (27)	0.619
Yes	22/26 (84.6)	35/47 (74.5)	31/48 (64.6)	88/121 (73)
Would you be interested in receiving photoprotection advice about sun protection from a healthcare worker? n (%)
No	4/26 (15.4)	16/47 (34)	17/48 (35.4)	33/121 (27.3)	0.154
Yes	22/26 (84.6)	31/47 (66)	31/48 (64.6)	88/121 (72.7)
Would you be interested in receiving photoprotection advice about sun protection from multimedia? n (%)
No	11/26 (42.3)	16/41 (34)	20/48 (41.7)	47/121 (36.8)	0.693
Yes	15/26 (57.7)	31/41 (66)	28/48 (58.3)	74/121 (61.2)

PMH: Past medical history; MM: Malignant melanoma; AMS: Atypical mole syndrome.

Citation: Koumaki D, Papadakis M, Kouloumvakou S, Krasagakis K. Awareness, knowledge, and attitudes towards sun protection among patients with melanoma and atypical mole syndrome. World J Clin Oncol 2022; 13(7): 587-598
URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2218-4333/full/v13/i7/587.htm
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5306/wjco.v13.i7.587