Background As minor burn patients constitute the vast majority of a developed nation case-
mix, streamlining care for this group can promote efficiency from a service-wide perspective …

Background Value-based healthcare (VBHC) is increasingly implemented in healthcare
worldwide. Transparent measurement of outcomes most important and relevant to patients is …

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

The provision and practice of burn care changed dramatically during the latter half of the
20th century. Historically, indicators of outcomes that were employed were survival and …

The Linköping burn score has been used for two decades to calculate the cost to the
hospital of each burned patient. Our aim was to validate the Burn Score in a dedicated Burn …

Abstract Introduction Like many other Western burn services, the proportion of major to
minor burns managed at Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) is in the order of 1: 10. The Burn …

Minor burns represent the majority of all burn patients in developed countries, yet little
information regarding their outcomes is available in the literature. Minor burns at Royal Perth …

Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are vital for evaluating patient needs and
therapeutic progress. This review aimed to identify the PROMs used in adult burn care and …

Objective To describe the capacity of the Indian healthcare system in providing appropriate
and effective burns treatment and rehabilitation services. Results Health professionals …

Abstract Introduction Quality indicators (QIs) are tools for improving and maintaining the
standard of care. Although burn injuries are a major global health threat, requiring …