Cross-Cultural Review of Sexuality, Relationships, and Body Image after Burns: Analysis of the BSHS-B

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2022-02-24 DOI:10.3390/ebj3010017

Joseph S. Puthumana, Emily S. Ross, Patrick R. Keller, Carolyn Drogt, Kimberly H. Khoo, E. Durães, C. Hultman, S. Lerman

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Abstract

Burn survivors are at risk for dissatisfaction with body image, relationships, and sexuality due to disfiguring changes secondary to the injury. This review compares available global data on BSHS-B psychosocial scores. Twenty-four studies were included in the final analysis encompassing 14 countries; significant differences were found in scores across all BSHS-B psychological sub-sections of affect, body image, interpersonal relationships, and sexuality. On the whole, psychological well-being after burn injury was lower in Asian and South Asian countries compared to Europe or the United States. This study provides information for providers in burn centers caring for patients from a variety of cultural contexts and begins to steer initiatives to remedy psychological inequities in global burn care.

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烧伤后性、关系和身体形象的跨文化研究:BSHS-B的分析

烧伤幸存者有对身体形象、人际关系和性行为不满意的风险，因为受伤后会发生毁容变化。本综述比较了BSHS-B心理社会评分的现有全球数据。最终分析包括24项研究，涉及14个国家;在情感、身体形象、人际关系和性行为的所有BSHS-B心理部分的得分均存在显著差异。总的来说，与欧洲或美国相比，亚洲和南亚国家烧伤后的心理健康状况较低。本研究为烧伤中心照顾来自不同文化背景的患者的提供者提供了信息，并开始引导倡议，以纠正全球烧伤护理中的心理不平等。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

CiteScore

31.40

自引率

1.10%

发文量

312

审稿时长

2 months

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