The document discusses a study conducted with medical students to encourage daily sunscreen use through various reminders and interventions. Whiteboard messages, in-class sunscreen bottles, and emailed surveys were used to motivate students. Students provided feedback on the sunscreen and their sunscreen habits both in and out of class. Limitations included some students missing classes and the sunscreen-hand sanitizer combination.

1. Creating Sunscreen Habits in Busy Medical Students Shubha Bhat & Aditi Mallick habits.stanford.edu

2. Gel up, 'screen up! 'Screen up for yo' life White board reminders, In-class sunscreen bottles, Emailed surveys Click HERE for Theme Song! motivated to learn about health and fight skin cancer!

3. A Day in the Life of a GuSu User Gel up, Screen up! 9am lecture: view reminder on chalkboard next to PowerPoint 5pm: check email with short survey (name, date, did you wear sunscreen?) 12pm lunchtime: utilize sanitizing gel + sunscreen pump at door 5:05pm: responses entered into Google spreadsheet to track progress

4. In-Class Sunscreen Gel up, Screen up! In class sunscreen application yielded mixed results....does this mean people aren't wearing sunscreen???

5. Out-of-Class Sunscreen Gel up, Screen up! People used sunscreen outside the classroom!

6. User Feedback - "hahaha, JUST because your theme song is Bob arley, you can count me in!!!!" - "I took a class on skin mol biol in undergrad, so I think it's really cool that you guys are doing this! Good luck with your project!" - "If you get that excited every time I do this, I'll definitely keep doing it!" - "I like that it's also a moisturizer and it is KEY that it's not greasy. Props!!" - "I like the smell :)" - "In the hustle and bustle of HHD lab I forgot to get some sunscreen" - "I have not been going to class lately"

7. Shortcomings of Design No required med school classes on Wed, Sat, Sun Not everyone comes to class every day Sunscreen-hand sanitizer gel might not be the best combo Gel up, Screen up!