Background Young children are at increased risk of burn injury and of procedural distress
during the subsequent wound care. There are currently few observational measures …

Purpose To thematically describe parent-clinician communication during a child's first burn
dressing change following emergency department presentation. Design and methods An …

Pediatric burn injuries and subsequent wound care can be painful and distressing for
children and their parents. This study tested parenting behavior as a mediator for the …

Objective While the prevalence of burns in children is highest in low and middle-income
countries, most research on burn-related pain intensity and distress is carried out in high …

Due to the rapid developmental growth in preschool-aged children, more precise
measurement of the effects of burns on child health outcomes is needed. Expanding upon …

Approximately 120,000 children in the United States are evaluated in the emergency
department annually due to burn injuries. Studies have consistently documented that …

This study sought to identify which commonly experienced burn-related issues
parents/caregivers of burn-injured youth deemed most stressful, difficult, and disruptive …

BACKGROUND There has been little systematic examination of variation in pediatric burn
care clinical practices and its effect on outcomes. As a first step, current clinical care …

This study aimed to investigate the experiences of mothers who had attended their child's
burn dressing changes. Participants were recruited from a burns unit based within a …

Unresolved pediatric pain, both acute and chronic, has been associated with negative short-
and long-term physical and mental health outcomes. This study sought to determine whether …