Life for pediatric survivors of burns appears difficult to most observers. In an assessment by
use of the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL), survivors' parents reported that approximately …

Very little information has been published about 2-and 3-year-old children who have
experienced major burns. This study used a standardized instrument to measure the …

Abstract Sixty children (35 boys, 25 girls) with burns were surveyed at least 1 year after burn
injury to assess the behavior problems and difficulties with competency that they were …

Assessment of functional outcome can be used as a measure of the effectiveness of
intervention during recovery from a burn injury. This pilot study identifies the factors that are …

Investigated the relationship of a variety of biopsychosocial variables to maternal ratings of
children's psychosocial adjustment in a sample of 68 child burn survivors. Results indicated …

Health care providers usually expect children with severe burns to have psychosocial
problems due to the severity of the injuries and resulting deformities. To test the validity of …

That the literature focuses primarily on the psychosocial adjustment of burned children who
are doing poorly, without paying as much attention to those who are doing well, highlighted …

Important questions for pediatric burn care specialists relate to the quality of life for those
children who survive the most severe burn injuries. This study examines the psychological …

This study assessed long-term psychosocial sequelae of young adult pediatric burn
survivors. Subjects were 101 young adults (43 females and 58 males) between the ages of …

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between psychosocial adjustment
of the burned child and characteristics of the child's family. It hypothesized that parents who …