ObjectivesThe aim of this article is to review and synthesize the evidence on end-of-life in
burn intensive care units. MethodsSystematic scoping review: Preferred Reporting Items for …

Healthcare staff across varied clinical settings are faced with varied stressors that can lead
to compassion fatigue. However, there is currently no review examining the phenomenon in …

Objectives To explore the multiple mediating roles of the learned helplessness's core system
in the relationship between health literacy/social support and self-management. Design …

Objective: Care in the emergency department focuses significantly on delivering
lifesaving/life-sustaining clinical actions, often with limited attention to health-related …

Background The need to integrate palliative/end-of-life care across healthcare systems is
critical considering the increasing prevalence of health-related suffering. In burn care …

Objective: To scope the literature to ascertain the components of palliative care (PC)
interventions for burn patients, models of integration, and outcomes. Methods: Arksey and …

Because of aging and rising rates of chronic diseases, the demand for palliative care
services is increasing worldwide, and patients need family members to care for them …

Elderly persons are at risk of experiencing burns and require support from both formal and
informal caregivers. Informal caregiving in this situation has been minimally explored …

A burn has been described as a family injury warranting the delivery of family-centered care
(FCC) across the continuum of burns management. This assertion notwithstanding, only …

Burn injuries often require complex interdisciplinary care. Despite potential benefits,
consultation with specialist palliative care typically occurs in 2% of burn admissions, due …