Methods A systematic search was performed through 8 databases for studies on traditional
burn first aid published in the 21st century. Data regarding study demographics, burn first …

Optimal management of burns begins with first aid from the first hours of injury. Adequate
knowledge of how to perform first aid for burns can reduce the consequences of injury …

Results This study included 575 participants. Males comprised 54.8%(315) and females
45.2%(260) of all respondents. A total of 443 respondents (77%) held a university diploma …

Background Burn first aid treatment is any primary care provided for burn injuries prior to
medical aid. Children are most vulnerable, with 17% to 18% of childhood burn injuries in …

Background: Burn injuries represent a significant public health concern, with the
effectiveness of preventive measures and first aid largely dependent on public knowledge …

Burn injuries are a significant global health challenge, with physical and psychological
consequences affecting 180 000 people annually. This study aimed to evaluate public …

Background Burn injuries can be highly traumatic and harmful, leading to significant
mortality rates, extended hospital stays, deformity, and incapacity. In the long term, they may …

Methods: This was a prospective longitudinal multicentre study that enrolled burn patients
with moderate and severe burns according to the American Burn Association (ABA) admitted …

Objectives: This study aims to assess the perception, awareness, and practices related to
burn first aid among the general population in the Qassim region of Saudi Arabia. Methods …

Methods This was a prospective cohort multicentre study that enrolled 101 burns patients
with moderate and severe burns admitted in 3 tertiary hospitals in western Uganda. Follow …