A clinical case study of a participation intervention method for burn dressing change in two children

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Baldursdottir, Margrét Erna
Kristjansdottir, Gudrun
Issue Date
2007-06-01

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Burns 2007, 33(4):518-21
Abstract
Each year in Iceland, approximately 23 children are hospitalized due to severe burns (Landspitali-University Hospital Database, 2002). Ages range from 3.5 to 16 years. All of these have pain associated with the burn. Severe burns are one of the most painful experiences known to people and well remembered [1]. Minor burns have fewer physiologic consequences than major burns, but may be equally painful during their treatment and healing, such as burn dressing change (BDC) [2].
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