'Being a farmer, I mostly always think there is something more important to do': A mixed methods analysis of the skin cancer detection practices of Australian farmers
CONCLUSIONS: There is a need to make clinical skin cancer detection more accessible to farmers, in addition to promoting self-skin examination and help-seeking behaviours within this at risk population. SO WHAT?: Novel approaches are needed to address systemic barriers faced by Australian farmers. These may include the use of teledermatology or artificial intelligence to assist with CSE. Remote training delivery methods may be also utilised to teach SSE skills to farmers who may be otherwise unable to access such opportunities.PMID:37611617 | DOI:10.1002/hpja.796
Source: Health Promotion Journal of Australia - Category: International Medicine & Public Health Authors: Chloe M E Fletcher Camilla Trenerry Carlene Wilson Kate M Gunn Source Type: research
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