… of emotional recovery after burn injury and describe how … The hospital's Human Research
Ethics Committee approved … early burn recovery period from the perspectives of both patients …

… barriers to posttraumatic recovery following hand or face burns. … This approach uses thick
descriptions to understand the … ethics committee and all patients were recruited from the …

… management because of poor compliance with medications, procedures and rehabilitation
[… DOHWA ethics and confidentiality. However, linked data can be obtained by application to …

… ethically challenging end-of-life decisions related to burned … of burn intensive care units
is the patients’ cure and recovery … In our perspective, this study also adds the opportunity to …

… Moral difference between withdrawing and withholding was … have also observed that burn
patients on the recovery … From a clinical perspective, the point a burn patient gets to the end-of-…

… that the mean score of Burn Health Specific Scale–Brief (BSHS-B) in the … of burn injuries have
lower QOL than healthy populations … Implementation of such programs is a way to increase …

… role of TERM and suggest future directions for that approach. … allograft tissues may be
associated with ethical concerns. … to stimulate survival and functional recovery of the resident cells. …

… prolonged stays with extensive rehabilitation needs. Data on a … Can you please comment
on the ethics of charging patients for … In essence, we need to personalize the approach to burn …

… Burn rehabilitation is paramount in assisting the burn patient … “an approach that improves
the quality of life of patients and their … the moral imperative to provide assistance to all patients …

… Copyright © and all moral rights to the version of the paper … on cost burden, presented
as population burden which is not the … Developing a patient and familycentred approach for …