Background Burn injuries are a significant contributor to the burden of diseases. The
management of burns at specialised burn centres has been shown to improve survival …

This study establishes important, national benchmarks for burn centers to assess length of
stay (LOS) and number of procedures across patient profiles. We examined the relationship …

Background Patients with major burns suffer with pain, which impacts their physical function
during hospitalisation. Objectives To describe the demographics, burn characteristics …

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 …

Background Geography is an important yet underexplored factor that may influence the care
and outcomes of burn survivors. This study aims to examine the impact of geography on …

The treatment and management of massive burns, defined as burns affecting at least 50% of
total body surface area (TBSA), have considerably changed since the 1990s. This study …

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

Burn care continues to improve and larger total body surface area (TBSA) burn survival is
increasing. These survivors require more extensive care than smaller burns and are at …

Introduction Patients who present with limited donor site availability often require increased
time for wound closure due to limited grafting options. Large total body surface area (TBSA) …

Objective The current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan resulted in an increased incidence of
burn injury in the military population. We sought to compare the characteristics and …