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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2015 Oct 29;63(3):554–557. doi: 10.1002/pbc.25811

TABLE I.

Skin Cancer Surveillance Behaviors and Doctor Conversations Among the Full Sample of Childhood Cancer Survivors and by Radiation Treatment History

Full Sample (n = 94)
%
History of radiation treatment (n = 29)
%
No history of radiation treatment (n = 65)
%
pc
Ever conducted a skin self-examination (SSE) 0.344
 No 52.1 44.8 55.4
 Yes 47.9 55.2 44.6
Time since last SSEa 0.224d
 Within the past 2 months 44.4 31.2 51.7
 More than 2 months 55.6 68.8 48.3
Ever received a physician skin examination (PSE) 0.002
 Don’t know 22.3 10.3 27.7
 No 46.8 34.5 52.3
 Yes 30.9 55.2 20.0
Time since last PSEb 0.702d
 Within the past 12 months 62.1 56.2 69.2
 More than 1 year 37.9 43.8 30.8
Doctor talked to you about your risk of skin cancer 0.012
 No 37.0 17.9 45.3
 Yes 63.0 82.1 54.7
Doctor suggested that you regularly examine your skin for signs of skin cancer 0.174
 No 50.0 39.3 54.7
 Yes 50.0 60.7 45.3
Doctor talked about the best way to examine your skin 0.223
 No 72.8 64.3 76.6
 Yes 27.2 35.7 23.4
Doctor encouraged you to schedule a physician skin exam 0.054
 No 59.8 44.0 66.7
 Yes 40.2 56.0 33.3
a

Among participants who reported ever conducting a SSE.

b

Among participants who reported ever receiving a PSE.

c

p-values from comparison tests between CCS with and without a history of radiation treatment (chi-square tests were performed except where noted).

d

Fisher’s Exact Test was performed due to lack of cell size for comparison