… Dutch working group on Burn Rehabilitation, to use the ICF … For a more systematic approach,
we propose using the Work … in either other patient populations and/or patients with burns. …

… factors that have assisted in recovery. This qualitative study was … in burn care due to its
ability to capture the perspectives and … Each year, over 3% of the population is burned, and the …

… paramount for burn patients and leads to a better recovery and … process-oriented approach,
but not to overstrain patients due to … were reviewed and approved by Ethics Committee of the …

… of the ethical aspects of caring for burn patients is still limited [… care in the field of burns,
rehabilitation, and plastic surgery. The … From the viewpoint of the caregivers interviewed in the …

… Ethics Committee of Tai Zhou Hospital of Zhejiang Province. … were less than 7%, and the
recovery rate was 95.5–103.2%. … of burned patients (n = 32), we also detected that burn status …

… care but may also need ongoing rehabilitation. To mitigate the … gel use alone; however, this
study addresses the perspective of … Ethical clearance for this study was obtained through the …

… care in a population of people with stroke where recovery is … PPE, the need of making ethically
difficult decisions on the level of care, … , or through a hybrid approach where technology is …

… as personal moral failings that are undeserving of sympathy.… a comprehensive public health
approach to reducing alcohol- … Residential rehabilitation usually involves patients living and …

… ethical perspective of health care from individual or patient-… , especially because now the
population we’re seeing tends to … that patients experienced disruption of the rehabilitation care …

… injury, unique social/emotional/rehabilitative needs, and … ’s ethical obligation is to keep patient
personal information … , suggesting that physicians and APPs have similar burn triage skills. …