Events and conferences
2018/19 Events
- 11 - 13 April 2018 The British Burn Association (BBA) Annual
Meeting, Swansea.
- 26 April 2018Wounds Research Network (WReN) Scientific Meeting.
Anna Davies: *Presentation Winner*
- 4 May 2018 Health Services Research UK, London.
- 12 - 14 June 2018 - Appearance Matters 8 Conference, Bath.
- 29 September 2018- Burns Research Network Day,
Bristol.
- 18 October 2018 - The British Burns Association National Burns
Awareness Day.
- 28 October 2018- Canadian Burns Association Meeting,
Toronto.
- 8 May - 10May 2019 The British Burn Association (BBA)
Annual Meeting, Pinderfields.
The Centre's contributions to the BBA annual meeting
2018
The British Burn Association (BBA) Annual Meeting,Swansea.
Oral presentations
- Annual Wallace lecture. Dr Amber Young.
- What goals are used to guide resuscitation in children with
burns. Dr Anna Davies.
Posters
- Are outcomes affected by gender following a scald injury? Neave
Kissane (medical student), Karen Coy and Dr Amber Young.
- Fever Patterns and Post-burn Complications: A Three-year Study
in a Regional Paediatric Burns Centre. Majid Al-Khalil, Abhivrath
Yennu Nandan (medical students), Karen Coy, Dr Anna Davies and Dr
Amber Young.*HIGHLY COMMENDED*
- Predicting Children At Risk of Post-burn Re-presentation: The
FINAL results of the MISTIC Study - a Multicentre Prospective
Observational Cohort Study of 625 Pre-school Children with Burns of
less than 10% TBSA. Dr Julia Sarginson.
- Statistics - a "MISTIC" art: Salutary lessons learnt from
handling 'big data' in burns research. Dr Julia Sarginson.
- The Inflammatory Response to Small Burns in Young Children: The
FINAL Results of the MISTIC study - a Multicentre Prospective
Observational Cohort Study of 625 Pre-school Children with Burns of
Less than 10% TBSA. Dr Julia Sarginson.
- The psychological effects of burn itch in children and their
families: an exploratory study. Dr Julia Cadogan and Karen
Coy.
2017
The British Burn Association (BBA) Annual Meeting,London.
Oral presentations
- How do we swab? vs How should we swab? A literature review and
practical analysis of swab technique at the Adult and Children's
burn services in Bristol. Francesca Spickett-Jones, Ines Clement
(Medical student), Dr Amber Young.
Posters
- An introduction to the psychology of burn injuries Design and
evaluation of an E-learning module. Dr Julia Cadogan and Shirin
Pomeroy.
- Challenges, learning and outcomes for obtaining questionnaires
and interviews for recruitment to an NIHR feasibility study. The
SILKIE study. Susan George, Sandra Mulligan, Francesca
Spickett-Jones, Rosemary Greenwood, Linda Hollén and Dr Amber
Young.
- How can we improve the effectiveness of distraction in the
paediatric burns service? Chloe Wilson (medical student), Dr Julia
Cadogan.
- Hyperspectral imaging in burn depth assessment. Jack Whiting
(medical student), J. Jackman, Robin Thorn, Darren Reynolds, Linda
Hollén and Dr Amber Young.
- Patient views on medical photography. Akshi Kesharaju (medical
student), Paula Brock, Dr Amber Young.
- Views and experiences of Gypsy and Traveller mothers on burn
and scald prevention. David Rea. *WINNER*
2016
The British Burn Association (BBA) Annual Meeting,Newcastle.
Oral presentations
- A Survey of Burn Wound Swab Technique: Why Method Matters.
Francesca Spickett-Jones, Evan Ansell (medical student), Dr Amber
Young.
- Impact of reduced fluid resuscitation on hydration status in
moderately sized paediatric scalds. Linda Hollén , Karen Coy, Dr
Amber Young.
Posters
- Neuropathic pain and itch after burn injury in children: A
literature review. Charlotte Coekin (medical student), Karen Coy,
Dr Amber Young.
2015
The British Burn Association (BBA) Annual
Meeting,Birmingham.
Oral presentations
- Is the lack of a standardised care pathway resulting in
national variations in the management and outcomes of paediatric
small area scalds? Emily Kirkham (medical student), Alexander
Trevatt, Karen Coy, Rosemary Greenwood, Bradley Allix, Dr Amber
Young.
- Procalcitonin - a biomarker for sepsis in moderate to major
paediatric burns? Ryan Hughes (medial student), Linda Hollén, Karen
Coy, Karen Marlow, Nicola Pullan, Julie Davies, Narges Dailami Sian
Falder, Mamta Shah, Dr Amber Young.
- Skin grafting and scarring in pre-school children the
consequences of small area burns. Anupa Shah (medical student), Dr
Amber Young.
- The MISTIC Study- a prospective observational study of the
systemic response to injury and outcomes of small burns in
pre-school children. Dr Julia Sarginson.
Posters
- Chaos Theory in Paediatric Burns. Eugene Curtin, Dr Julia
Sarginson, Dr Amber Young.
2014
The British Burn Association (BBA) Annual
Meeting,Chelmsford.
Oral presentations
- A systematic review of patient reported outcome measures
currently used in child and adolescent burn care. Dr Catrin
Griffiths.
- BRIG: Building the Burns Research Involvement Group; a
novel approach to involving the public and patients in burns
research. Martin Lewis.
- Does using Biobrane® Increase the risk of toxic shock like
illness in infants and toddlers with small to moderate burns? Dr
Julia Sarginson.
- Identifying more informative age ranges for the statistical
representation of burn injury in pre-school children - the
milestone-mechanism association. Dr Julia Sarginson.
- The diagnostic dilemma in post-burn illness in young children:
a systemic inflammatory response, sepsis or toxic shock syndrome?
Are scoring systems a help, or a hindrance? Dr Julia
Sarginson.
Posters
- A Novel Approach to the Management of Facial Firework Tattooing
using Serial Punch Biopsy. Dr Julia Sarginson.
- A UK-wide survey into the use of prophylactic antibiotics for
paediatric scald injuries. Sophie Boyd.
- Development of a burn wound fluid exudate collection protocol.
Karen Coy.
2013
The British Burn Association (BBA) Annual Meeting,Liverpool.
Oral presentations
- 22% burns from lightning injury in an 11 year old boy: a case
report. Dr Julia Sarginson.
- A UK wide survey into gastro-intestinal prophylaxis for
patients with burns. Martha Jones (medical student), Dr Julia
Sarginson.
- Healing Foundation Children's Burns Research Centre. Dr Amber
Young.
- Helicopter transfers of children with burns. A life saving
service, on an unnecessary risk? Dr Julia Sarginson.
- Incidence of adverse events in general anaesthesia for children
with small scalds undergoing the application of biosynthetic
dressings. Dr Sarah Warwicker, Dr Amber Young.
- Investigation to review if the current information provided to
the general public regarding first aid treatment for burns and
scalds in children is evidence based. Alice Varley (medical
student), Dr Amber Young.
- Microbiology of Burn Wound Infections. Karen Coy (on behalf of
Sarah Shaw -medical student).
- When do children get burnt? Dr Frances Verey, Dr Mark Lyttle,
Dr Zoe Lawson, Dr Amber Young.
Posters
- Do the parents of burnt children receive adequate information
upon discharge following a burns injury to their child? Vijay
Pattni, Andrew Parrish, Dr Amber Young.