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RE: Approach to burn treatment in the rural emergency department
Simon GD Moore

Published on: 18 September 2024

Published on: (18 September 2024)
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RE: Approach to burn treatment in the rural emergency department
Simon GD Moore, Family Physician, Clinical Associate Professor, University of British Columbia Department of Family Practice
Thank you for your helpful article. The American Burn Association has released referral criteria more recent than those listed in the article. The newer version provides greater clarity on when referrals should be made and how urgently. It can be found at https://ameriburn.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/one-page-guidelines-for...

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