The purpose of this study is to evaluate 5 different smartphone administered sun protection interventions that aim to reduce unprotected sun exposure in melanoma survivors. Participants are asked to wear an ultraviolet (UV) device and an activity monitor (Actigraph) to measure their daily UV exposure and track their physical activity for three separate assessment weeks and complete daily surveys. After the first assessment week, eligible participants are assigned up to 5 different sun protection interventions that are administered through a smartphone application for 8 weeks. Following 8-week use of the sun protection interventions, participants complete another assessment week. At the end of the assessment week, participants provide feedback on the design and usability of the UV device, smartphone application and each of the sun protection interventions that they experienced. One year later, participants are contacted again to complete a final assessment week.
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Feasibility: Retention Rates
Timeframe: Intervention period (weeks 2-9)
Feasibility: Completion of Daily Assessment Week Surveys
Timeframe: 1-week bursts at baseline, post-intervention (2 months later) and 12 months post baseline.
Feasibility: Completion of Pre-Assessment Week Surveys
Timeframe: 1-week bursts at baseline, post-intervention (2 months later) and 12 months post baseline.
Feasibility: Weekly Device Wear
Timeframe: 1-week bursts at baseline, post-intervention (2 months later) and 12 months post baseline.
Unprotected Sun Exposure
Timeframe: 1-week bursts at baseline, post-intervention (2 months later), and 12 months post baseline.