AbstractObjectiveChildren sustainin

Abstract
Objective
Children sustaining burns that require treatment in a burn center have a need for multiprofessional aftercare services over a prolonged time. So far, there is little research into satisfaction with care and support after pediatric burns. The aim was to investigate parents’ perception of support after pediatric burn and associations with parent, child and injury characteristics.

Method
Parents (n= 101) of children aged 0.4–17.8 years completed questionnaires on support, parent’s psychological symptoms and health of the child. Time since injury was 0.1–9.0 years.

Results
Perceived lack of psychosocial, medical, societal or family support was reported by 21% of the parents. Lack of support was not associated with injury or sociodemographic characteristics, but it was significantly associated with parents’ symptoms of general anxiety, depression and injury-related fear avoidance, as well as parents’ ratings of their child’s general health and heat sensitivity.

Conclusion
Perceived support did not differ on account of burn severity or sociodemographic status. However, care providers should be more attentive to and supportive of parents signaling poorer general health in their child and cognitive beliefs that the child is at risk for harm when active and parents who themselves show signs of psychological symptoms.

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Abstrakte
Doel
handhawing Burns dat Behandeling kinders benodig in Need vir 'n Brand Center het 'n multiprofessionele nasorgdienste oor 'n lang tyd. Tot dusver is daar min navorsing oor tevredenheid met sorg en ondersteuning na pediatriese brandwonde. Doel was om persepsie van ondersteuning die ouers se na brand en Verenigings met pediatriese ouer, kind en besering eienskappe te ondersoek. Metode Ouers (n = 101) van kinders tussen die ouderdomme ,4-17,8 jaar voltooide vraelyste op Support, simptome ouer se en sielkundige gesondheid van die kind. . Keer sedert besering was 0,1-9,0 jaar. Resultate oënskynlike gebrek aan psigososiale, Mediese, maatskaplike of Family Support is gerapporteer deur 21% van die ouers. Gebrek aan ondersteuning is nie verband hou met 'n besering of sosiaal-demografiese eienskappe, maar dit is beduidend verband hou met 'simptome van algemene angs, depressie en-besering-verwante Vrees vermyding, sowel as ouers se ouers graderings van hul kind se algemene gesondheid en hitte sensitiwiteit. Gevolgtrekking waargeneem word. ondersteuning het nie verskil op grond van brand erns of sosiaal-demografiese status. Daar moet egter sorg meer aandag aan en ondersteunende ouers sein armer algemene gesondheid in hul kind en kognitiewe oortuigings dat die kind 'n risiko vir skade wanneer aktiewe en ouers wat hulself wys tekens van sielkundige simptome.