… The study was approved by the Human Research Ethics … the varied services that burn survivors
may need to use: … 're over-represented in our burns population. So it's like a perfect storm …

… 82-million population, 100–150 thousand people suffer burns … This approach could also
be used to alleviate some of the … from the university’s Ethics Committee and informed consent …

… scar assessment and their views on the use of subjective and … differ from the wider patient
population and further research is … relevant ethical approvals, conducted patient interviews, …

… did not reach the level of the general population in the … benefits of the use of secondary data
within the field of burns. By … of this approach was that the large number of included patients …

… Although the benefits of exercise in burn population have been … [18] have not yet been
assessed from a global perspective. … rate obtained may introduce potential selection bias. The …

… studies in burn populations have usually compared patients’ … more severely burned patients
approach mean pre-burn HRQL … suggest that the use of recalled pre-burn HRQL may further …

… According to the recovery of HRQL in burn patients [13, 19], … -based burden of disease
approach, however, no data on such … data, ethical approval is needed for each specific study. Data …

… specified by the Human Research Ethics Committee. … mental health recovery in children who
have sustained a burn injury and … Despite this burn population having a relatively low TBSA …

… for facial VCA, one patient following burn injury and the other … basis of functional, social,
rehabilitative and ethical grounds. … Thus, Finland with its small population size, raises the …

… Ethics and dissemination Ethics approval will not be sought for … both psychosocially and
functionally to burn rehabilitation.7 … quantitative and qualitative perspective. Quantitative analysis …