What shapes patient attitudes toward TBP skin cancer screening?
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August 25, 2026
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Experts identified 37 factors influencing patient experiences of total body photography (TBP) for skin cancer screening.
In a modified Delphi study, 90% of candidate statements met consensus in assessing patient-reported experiences with TBP.
Communication, consent, comfort, and environment received the strongest agreement among panelists regarding TBP.
Panelists supported assessing patients' perceptions of TBP's contribution to care and early detection of skin cancer.
The study highlighted the need for further research on patient experiences with TBP and the effects of sharing images.
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