Burn injuries not only affect burn survivors, but also their families who often become carers.
Depending on the seriousness of the injury, family members may even become full or part time carers which may mean sacrificing their job or other commitments. In addition, 74% of burn injuries occur in domestic residences and this generally means that family members are present at the time of the incident, and may experience trauma or shock. Beyond Burns understands this and is able to provide support to not only burn survivors but also to family, friends and carers who may not have any prior experience or knowledge with dealing with burns.
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We are looking to speak to New Zealand based carers who have witnessed a burn injury in a child under 5 years of age as part of a Masters research project. The
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