Perceived stigmatisation (PS) can cause different effects on burns survivors such as
depression, low self‐esteem, body image disturbance, and social anxiety. Current …

Self-management education programs have been highly successful in preparing people to
manage medical conditions with recurring events. A detailed curriculum for epilepsy …

A visible difference to the face or body may challenge adolescents' adjustment and
engagement in life activities, where some require psychosocial support. However, evidence …

This study systematically reviewed the quantitative evidence for the impact of burn injuries
on body image. Primary research assessing body image using standardized scales …

Peer support group programs are often recommended for burn survivors as a way to
facilitate their psychosocial recovery and reintegration into the community. Such programs …

Children post-burn injury experience a range of psychosocial sequelae that benefit from
early provision of psychosocial support. However, no systematic review exists evaluating the …

Objective Children and young people with visible differences can experience psychosocial
difficulties, such as anxiety and teasing by others. Interventions targeting difficulties have …

Aims and Objectives: The study examined prevalence of psychiatric morbidity in post-burn
patients, their perceived social support and self-esteem. It further assessed quality of life …

Background Children and adolescents recovering from burn injury are at heightened risk of
psychosocial problems. An integrative form of psychosocial intervention is burn camp …

The World Health Organization reveals that pediatric burns represent a large portion of
burns globally (61). Increases in survival rates have guided clinical and research focus on …