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Protocol for a Global Burns Research Priority Setting Partnership to agree the most important unanswered questions in international burns care.

Hollie RichardsRobert StaruchAnni KingCatrin PughSuzannah KinsellaJelena SavovićAmber E Young
Published in: BMJ open (2022)
The University of Bristol Medical School Faculty Ethical Committee has approved this project. Research into burn care should be prioritised to ensure that funding is focused where most needed. This should be undertaken internationally, to ensure inclusion of the views of professionals and patients from lower income countries, where the incidence of thermal burns is highest. The involvement of the James Lind Alliance will ensure that the methodology is robust and that the patient voice is heard. The final top 10 priorities will be disseminated to funders, governments and researchers internationally to inform future global burns research.
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