To optimize patient recovery, understanding which outcomes are most important to burn
patients is key. However, research to determine what outcomes are patient priorities is …

Background The use of patient-reported outcomes to improve burn care increases. Little is
known on burn patients' views on what outcomes are most important, and about preferences …

Objectives This qualitative study aimed to investigate:(1) priorities of patients and healthcare
professionals during recovery from a burn injury,(2) how priorities change over time and (3) …

Introduction The goal of burn care is that 'the quality of the outcome must be worth the pain
of survival'. More research is needed to understand how best to deliver care for patients with …

Background Incorporating routine and standardised collection of long term outcomes
following burn into burn registries would improve the capacity to quantify burn burden and …

Whilst burn-related mortality is rare in high-income countries, there are unique features
related to prognostication that make examination of decision-making practices important to …

Background Burn injuries are a common subtype of trauma. Variation in models of care
impacts clinical measures of interest, but a nation‐wide examination of these measures has …

Health care systems constantly struggle with ways to provide higher quality care in a cost-
effective manner. Outcome measures serve to evaluate what works and what does not …

The authors have previously described long-term outcomes related to the skin in patients
surviving large burns. The objective of this study was to describe the long-term …

Burn trauma ranges from the minor burn to the devastating injury, which can impact on all
aspects of a person's life, including their aesthetic appearance, relationships with others …