This study aimed to describe patient‐reported outcomes 2 years after burn injury and to
comprehensively elucidate predictors that may influence these outcomes. This cross …

Objective: To predict residual limitations in task performance due to physical and
psychological impairments using data available at time of discharge. Methods: Participants …

Preburn comorbidities increase the risk of death in the acute phase, and negatively impact
quality of life among survivors. Investigations to date have only evaluated comorbidities as …

Improvements in the mortality rate for burn injuries has led to an increase in the number of
major burn survivors. Burn injuries pose significant physical and psychological …

Burn severity is determined by total body surface area affected, temperature of source, and
duration of exposure. Patients with impaired mobility are less capable of avoiding hazards …

Background Burn related injuries from natural disasters are not well described and natural
disasters are not identified as an etiology of burn injury in the National Burn Repository …

Burn injury is an unpredictable incident that may result in long-term disability. Complications
after burn injury are most common, for example, contracture, hypertrophic scar, or infection …

Objective To examine differences in long-term social reintegration outcomes for burn
survivors with and without work-related injuries. Design Cross-sectional survey. Setting …

Traditionally mortality has been the most important outcome measure in burn care. This is
fitting, as the overriding concern in medical care is the preservation of life. In developed …

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 …