Psychosocial outcomes post-major burn injuries in adults – a longitudinal exploratory study.

Martha Druery0 个研究点目标入组 230 人开始时间: 2016年6月23日最近更新: 2020年1月13日

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•1.Admitted for at least 24 hours as an initial hospitalisation to the Professor Stuart Pegg Adult Burns Unit at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.
•2.Sustained a major burn injury defined as affecting greater than 10% of the Total Body Surface Area unless affecting the hands, feet, face or perineum, the presence of airway or inhalation injury, or any burn injury requiring specialist multi-disciplinary care in a burn centre.
•3.Aged 18 years or over in order to legally provide consent for participation.

•1.Participants who lack the requisite medico-legal capacity to provide consent to participate — for example, those with a significant acquired brain injury, dementia, congenital intellectual disability, cognitive impairment, psychosis/incapacitating psychiatric illness. This determination will be sought from treating medical staff. The selected self-report measures have not been validated for proxy reporting, precluding the inclusion of incapacitated participants.
•2.Participants who are being treated in the burns unit for skin disorders or conditions that are not related to a burn/thermal injury.
•3.Burns patients who are admitted for subsequent treatment of a previously sustained injury.
•4. Burns patients who are not domiciled in Australia for the 12-month period of follow-up.

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Martha Druery