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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: To explore factors associated with communication and information-seeking after receipt of skin cancer prevention information among Hispanic individuals.
UNASSIGNED: Multivariable logistic regression was used to analyze existing data on demographics, personal experience, salience, and beliefs variables collected from Hispanic individuals to determine independent associations with sharing and seeking information about skin cancer prevention.
UNASSIGNED: Of 578 participants, 53% reported any communication about skin cancer prevention behaviors or skin cancer genetic risk; and 31% and 21% sought additional information about preventive behaviors or genetic risk, respectively. Female sex, greater perceived severity, higher comparative chance of getting skin cancer, and lower health literacy were associated with greater communication, while having no idea of one\'s own skin cancer risk was related to less communication. Greater health numeracy and higher cancer worry were associated with information-seeking about prevention behaviors and genetic risk.
UNASSIGNED: Up to half of participants reported communication or information-seeking, although factors associated with specific activities differed. Future studies should evaluate how to promote communication behaviors in the Hispanic community and how sharing and seeking information influence an individual\'s network prevention practices.
UNASSIGNED: Several factors related to communication behaviors among Hispanic people after obtaining skin cancer prevention information were identified.Trial registration: This trial was registered on clinicaltrials.gov (NCT03509467).
UNASSIGNED: Multivariable logistic regression was used to analyze existing data on demographics, personal experience, salience, and beliefs variables collected from Hispanic individuals to determine independent associations with sharing and seeking information about skin cancer prevention.
UNASSIGNED: Of 578 participants, 53% reported any communication about skin cancer prevention behaviors or skin cancer genetic risk; and 31% and 21% sought additional information about preventive behaviors or genetic risk, respectively. Female sex, greater perceived severity, higher comparative chance of getting skin cancer, and lower health literacy were associated with greater communication, while having no idea of one\'s own skin cancer risk was related to less communication. Greater health numeracy and higher cancer worry were associated with information-seeking about prevention behaviors and genetic risk.
UNASSIGNED: Up to half of participants reported communication or information-seeking, although factors associated with specific activities differed. Future studies should evaluate how to promote communication behaviors in the Hispanic community and how sharing and seeking information influence an individual\'s network prevention practices.
UNASSIGNED: Several factors related to communication behaviors among Hispanic people after obtaining skin cancer prevention information were identified.Trial registration: This trial was registered on clinicaltrials.gov (NCT03509467).
摘要：
■探讨西班牙裔个体在收到皮肤癌预防信息后与沟通和信息寻求相关的因素。
■使用多变量逻辑回归分析现有的人口统计数据，个人经历,显著性,和从西班牙裔个人收集的信念变量，以确定与分享和寻求有关皮肤癌预防信息的独立关联。
■在578名参与者中，53％的人报告了有关皮肤癌预防行为或皮肤癌遗传风险的任何沟通;31％和21％的人寻求有关预防行为或遗传风险的其他信息。分别。女性性别,更大的感知严重性，得皮肤癌的几率更高，较低的健康素养与更多的沟通有关，虽然不知道自己患皮肤癌的风险与沟通减少有关。更大的健康计算能力和更高的癌症担忧与寻求有关预防行为和遗传风险的信息有关。
■多达一半的参与者报告交流或寻求信息，尽管与特定活动相关的因素有所不同。未来的研究应该评估如何促进西班牙裔社区的沟通行为，以及分享和寻求信息如何影响个人的网络预防实践。
■确定了在获得皮肤癌预防信息后，与西班牙裔人之间的沟通行为有关的几个因素。试验注册：该试验已在clinicaltrials.gov（NCT03509467）上注册。
■使用多变量逻辑回归分析现有的人口统计数据，个人经历,显著性,和从西班牙裔个人收集的信念变量，以确定与分享和寻求有关皮肤癌预防信息的独立关联。
■在578名参与者中，53％的人报告了有关皮肤癌预防行为或皮肤癌遗传风险的任何沟通;31％和21％的人寻求有关预防行为或遗传风险的其他信息。分别。女性性别,更大的感知严重性，得皮肤癌的几率更高，较低的健康素养与更多的沟通有关，虽然不知道自己患皮肤癌的风险与沟通减少有关。更大的健康计算能力和更高的癌症担忧与寻求有关预防行为和遗传风险的信息有关。
■多达一半的参与者报告交流或寻求信息，尽管与特定活动相关的因素有所不同。未来的研究应该评估如何促进西班牙裔社区的沟通行为，以及分享和寻求信息如何影响个人的网络预防实践。
■确定了在获得皮肤癌预防信息后，与西班牙裔人之间的沟通行为有关的几个因素。试验注册：该试验已在clinicaltrials.gov（NCT03509467）上注册。
