Background To establish a conceptual understanding of the needs of burn patients, the
specific research question asked is:“What are the needs of burn patients from 1‐week pre …

Given the high rates of psychological distress after burn injury, thorough screening and
assessment for psychosocial factors and psychiatric pathology should be routinely …

Trauma-informed care (TIC) is a model for the relationship of care between service users
and service providers that recognises the importance of trauma, past and present, on that …

Objective This investigation identified the association between burn injuries and the risk of
mental disorders in patients with no documented pre-existing psychiatric comorbidities. We …

Background: Self-immolation is one of the most brutal suicide methods and is a significant
social and medical problem throughout the world. Self-immolation is more common in low …

Aims The goal of this study was to investigate the association between burn injury and the
incidence of psychiatric disorders in patients followed for up to five years in general …

Abstract Globally, First Nations children sustain burns at a higher rate than other children.
Little is understood about how health inequities contribute, especially from an Indigenous …

Background Burn patients continue to have a high opioid requirement, despite current
national trends to decrease opioid prescribing. While effective, long-term opioid use results …

Violence against women and girls by burning is a serious and confronting form of gender-
based violence. Often, perpetrators aim to disfigure their victims or cause great pain, rather …

Psychiatric disorders are a common cause of disability and represent an important risk factor
for upper-extremity trauma. The review provides an overview of psychiatric illnesses as both …