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A Nested Qualitative Evaluation of User Experiences in a Randomized Trial of a Digital Intervention To Support Total-Skin-Self-Examination By Melanoma Survivors

2021-10-01

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<h4>Background: </h4> Melanoma is a common cancer with a high survival rate, as well as a high chance of recurrence. Combined, this leads to a high burden of follow-up. Total-Skin-Self-Examination (TSSE) improves clinical outcomes of melanoma via early detection of new primaries and recurrences, and technology is an increasingly popular means of facilitating TSSE. Thus, the Achieving Self-directed Integrated Cance...

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