The team concept in the treatment of burned patients is an effective approach in caring for
the physical, psychological, and social needs of the patient. Through the initiation of early …

A successful outcome to the management of the significantly burned patient requires a team
approach. Although at one time survival alone was considered a sufficient indicator of …

BACKGROUND: Flame injury confers significant physical and psychologic stress on burn
patients. Because most patients and their surrogates lack an understanding of burn injury …

The past decade has seen the emergence of ethical problems of a character rather different
from those encountered previously (Konigová, 1976); these ethical problems are, first, due to …

The authors of this editorial, as experienced burn surgeons and physicians, desire to bring
to the attention of the burn community their experiences in working in collaboration with a …

Burns injuries affect 10 000 people annually in the UK and of these 650–700 die. Many who
would have previously died now survive as the treatment of burns patients improves. Ethical …

The Four-Quadrant Approach to Ethical Issues in Burn Care | Journal of Ethics | American
Medical Association Skip to main content AMA Journal of Ethics ® Illuminating the Art of …

Goals identified by managed health care organizations are to contain costs and to provide
services that produce functional outcomes. Burn clients with managed care have …