Burn injuries often result in permanent changes in physical appearance and function.
Although reconstructive surgery is often considered to improve function or physical …

Despite shared interest in creating morally habitable spaces, circumstances that clinical
ethicists encounter will force consultants to betray the principle of habitability in order to …

Firefighters are at significant risk for burn injuries. Most are minor and do not significantly
affect ability to work in full capacity, but there exists risk for both short-and long-term …

Burn injury survival means coping with more than just the physical changes and disabilities
often encountered after burn injury. Overall quality of life is important, and issues such as …

Results: Literature review Selected publications identified in the search are directly
referenced—all others are included in the Supplemental Digital Content. After removal of …

Trauma care involves a disproportionately small amount of research activity relative to the
burden of the disease to society1, so that few injury treatments have a solid evidence base …

Patients vary in their feelings about looking at their injuries and burn care staff play an
important role in helping patients. This study explored confidence among burn care staff in …

Title. Providing psychosocial and physical rehabilitation advice for patients with burns. Aim.
This paper is a report of a study evaluating the perceived skills of nursing and allied …

Health care is increasingly shaped by three values, happiness, freedom, and fairness.
Rehabilitation faces special challenges from each of these values. The demand for and cost …

As funding for health care becomes a national concern, and workman's compensation and
private health insurance companies attempt to limit their expenditures in the treatment of the …