Retention and Evaluation of Precision and Generic Prevention Materials for Melanoma: A Qualitative Study Comparing Young Adults and Adults.
Sylvia L CrowderAcadia W BuroJohn Charles A LacsonYoungchul KimSteven K SuttonRichard G RoetzheimSusan T VadaparampilMarilyn SternPeter A KanetskyPublished in: Cancer prevention research (Philadelphia, Pa.) (2022)
It is important to evaluate information within groups defined by periods of the life trajectory, e.g., AYA and adults, to best inform preferences, knowledge, and motivation for behavior change. By assessing retention, evidence-based interventions can be designed to better support public health messaging and encourage positive health behaviors.