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Jessica McClatchy1,2, Vanessa Tran1, Vanessa Morgan1,3,4
1Dermatology Department, The Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, Australia.
Abstract:
This cross-sectional survey of 127 hospital outpatients assessed sun exposure behaviours and photoprotection practices. Photoprotection was inconsistent and often sub-optimal, including among high-risk individuals. Findings highlight the need for improved patient education and targeted counselling to promote comprehensive, guideline-based photoprotection.
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