… , this educational approach to informed consent has not been discussed in the surgical
literature, but we believe this approach is the optimal ethical model to use after severe burn injury …

… Approximately 3.2% of South Africa's population suffer burns … , inhalation injury management,
nutrition and acute rehabilitation. … The approach that was decided for our patient centred on …

… for their willingness to accept authoritarian views of their profession: “… Often, rehabilitation
research is halted by ethical concerns … For example, Burns and Grove5 consider theories as …

… in the total population of children with a history of burns. Long-… , or location of the burn may
affect specific domains of social … is important in burn care and “effective use of psychological …

… to benefit from a VR rehabilitation application, they must be capable … VR for pain management
for two adolescents receiving burn … the issues specific to VR use, particularly in view of its …

… [8], [9], [10] and burn injury patient populations [11], [12], [13]. … John's Rehab Hospital
Research Ethics Board, and informed … perspectives about use of the Wii in rehabilitation did not …

… application to burns care are discussed from the perspective … principles of medical ethics
(patient autonomy, benevolence, … willing to set aside for the rehabilitation of the burn survivor. …

… a full recovery with minimal long-term disability is likely. A pessimistic view of the patient's …
Those who make decisions for patients must use the criteria of substituted judgment; that is, …

… We used a factor analytic approach to further improve the scale for clinical use. … care of
burn victims in Sweden, with a population of 8.9 million, consists of 18 burn patients per 100,000 …

… Only thorough, thoughtful rational application of ethics can one … burn care and patient
involvement, the paternal approach to medical management is increasingly viewed as ethically …