Psychology and Burns

For the purposes of this article, I will review the demonstration experience based on clinical problems. The focus of the presentation was to identify complex psychological factors that affected the patient, and we had a part-time clinical psychologist working at the burn center, and specialized in her absence House advice was not immediately available. The UK is at the forefront of ugly people's healthcare, but many ugly people report that healthcare systems have failed to cope with their psychosocial problems.

Burns are one of the most devastating injuries of all injuries and have a major impact on the patient's physical, physical and mental health. Burns are still one of the leading causes of death and disability in the world. For centuries physicians have been exploring and developing numerous treatments for burns, but these treatments do little or no benefit to the victims. From the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century biomedical research and knowledge grew dramatically in regards to burn care such as recognizing the surface area of ​​the burn and the importance of Reverdin's skin graft. However, this has not been reflected in the improvement of survival rate, and many patients still die from shock and infection. Until the past 50 years, the understanding of the pathophysiology of burns has deepened and the mortality rate of burns has greatly improved.

Background: Burns are a common trauma experience that can cause stress on extremely stressful and individual mental conditions. Due to improvements in emergency services and burn treatment in the last century more and more burn wound survivors need to undergo psychosocial adjustment to cope with their new body image (Lawrence et al., 2006, Klein et al., 2007 , Ullrich et al., 2009). There are several known support groups that can help this adjustment after hospitalization, but the literature lacked a study on psychological care provided by nurses provided by nurses during inpatient rehabilitation I suggest that. So, the research question "What is the nurse's perception and experience in providing psychological care to burn patients?"

Qualitative research research investigates the perception and experience of nurses who provide psychological care of burns.