Assessment of quality of life in post burn survivors
Burns are major health problem and fourth frequent cause of trauma, following falls, road incidences and interpersonal violence worldwide. The present study aimed to assess sociodemographic risk. The present study was designed cross-sectional study completed in a period of six months . The EQ-5D-3L score EQ-5D index and VAS questionnaire were completed by interviewing face to face individuals. The mean age of the sample was 17.08 years. The most frequent cause of burns was scald followed by flame. Children (46%) of aged 3–10 years were predominant sustained scald and flame burns. Female proportion was high (56%) and were significantly sustained scald and flame burn, whereas, male was observed by electric (84.2%). Our findings revealed that quality of life was compromised in majority of post burn patients. Several demographic characteristics such as young age and female gender, low socioeconomic status and clinical parameters related burns identified risk factors.
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