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Table 1 Summary of recently published burn prevention strategies

From: Burn prevention in the face of global wealth inequality

Author Year Origin Prevention strategies
D’ Cruz et al. 2015 Australia Use of child-resistant packaging and improved parental practices
Marcucci et al. 2010 Canada Burn prevention programs for electricians, Safer multimeters with fused leads
Wong et al. 2007 China Interactive graphical illustrations on burn prevention to educate elderly, their family and caregivers
Unglaub et al. 2005 Germany Water temperature regulation
Sarma 2011 India Community seminars and school programs on burn prevention
Ahmadi et al. 2007 Iran Community-based prevention programs, Use of videos of victim stories
Mohseni et al. 2011 Iran Television Broadcast of special preventive programs
Rasouli et al. 2015 Iran Nationwide chemical burn safety education
Peleg et al. 2005 Israel Establish centralized prevention school programs
Atiyeh et al. 2009 Lebanon Establish Fire and burn safety education in schools, community awareness programs, legislation and prevention codes
Olaitab and Olaitan 2005 Niger Fire and cooking safety, no loose clothing
Sadeghi et al. 2011 Sweden Use of safer consumer appliances, Public health education
Grivna et al. 2014 UAE Safety education to caregivers, close supervision of young children, occupational safety education
Bayne 2008 UK Avoid alcoholic skin prep and use occluding drape to prevent fluid spread when using tourniquet
Hodgins et al. 2011 UK Establish burn prevention programs in low and middle income communities
Kendrick et al. 2012 UK Use of home safety equipment, Healthcare provider educating patients on burn safety
Durand et al. 2012 UK Water temperature regulation
Oomman et al. 2013 UK Public awareness and online learning tools via internet videos
Alden et al. 2005 USA Burn-injury prevention program for patients and caregiver
Klein et al. 2005 USA Public education and public service announcements
Cagle et al. 2006 USA Focused prevention programs to include parent workshops and home visits for environment changes
Alden et al. 2006 USA Installation and use of safety devices, Educational guidelines for consumers of household items
Forjuoh SN 2006 USA Environmental modifications, parental education, and Kitchen product redesign and safety
O’Brien et al. 2008 USA Educate on potential household hazards and cooking safety, Use of child proof devices, Burn prevention programs in schools
Palmieri et al. 2008 USA Change soup packaging, Educate families with multiple children
Peck et al. 2009 USA Prevention education, training to health personnel, engineering changes, enforcement of legislative protection and environmental modifications
Leahy et al. 2012 USA Community based, culturally sensitive programs for senior citizens.
Lloyd et al. 2012 USA Educate patients and families on burn prevention during well-child visits
Rieman et al. 2012 USA Burn prevention education in schools
Heard et al. 2013 USA Establish customized and integrated educational school programs
Heard et al. 2013 USA Distribute burn prevention coloring books to schools
Lehna et al. 2014 USA Educate and train health care providers on burn prevention knowledge
Natarajan M 2014 USA Establish burn education campaign for young women and girls, Safer stove fuel option
Gamelli et al. 2015 USA Educate caregivers in healthcare settings and establish training programs for daycare workers
  1. UAE United Arab Emirates, UK United Kingdom, USA United States of America