The burn survivor's perspective is critical in helping focus the priorities for burn research
during the next 10 years. The goal of medical science is to improve outcomes and the lives …

There have been tremendous advances in the medical and surgical management of burn
injuries over the past several decades. Injuries that were uniformly fatal as recently as 25 to …

Like the previous year, 2010 was another active year for research in burn care. For this year,
more than 1200 burn-related articles were published on a diverse array of topics. In this …

The burn survivor voice, complete with their perspective of barriers in achieving a better
quality of life, is critical for engaging stakeholders, improving patient-centered care, setting …

Research in burn care for the calendar year 2009 was robust and diverse with> 1400
research articles published on a wide range of topics. In this review, the authors highlight …

A core set of foundational themes are needed to develop the next decade of rehabilitation
research priorities to optimize burn recovery. These themes include integrating burn …

Tremendous progress in burn treatment has been achieved in the past several decades,
much of it the result of clinical research. Effective fluid resuscitation, topical antibiotics, early …

As we began to set the agenda for the rehabilitation day of the State of the Science
Conference, we found that identifying topics worthy of discussion was quite easy, but …

Severe burn injuries are maybe not the most common injuries occurring on a daily basis;
however, it is estimated that within North America approximately 300,000–500,000 patients …

As survival rates of patients with major burns increase, it is becoming more important to
study the course and quality of their recovery. Few studies of the recovery of these patients …