Pain management in burn patients: a European Survey project.general_error_message Introduction Burn trauma has been difficult to manage because of its complexity. With this research we want to get an overview of the differences in pain management in burn patients within Europe. We know from previous research that burn trauma can be treated in many different ways and that each country in Europe uses a different strategy. This questionnaire gives us a good idea of the differences per country. We hope to be able to improve pain management due to burn wounds in the future by conducting this research. The data from the questionnaire will be published in an international journal. We would like to ask you if you would like to participate in this (medical) scientific research. The research is being conducted by the Amsterdam UMC in Amsterdam in collaboration with the Maasstad Hospital in Rotterdam. If you have any questions or for further information, please contact: R.K. Gigengack, MSc, M.D., intensive care and anesthesiology department: r.gigengack@amsterdamumc.nl Which hospital do you work for? In what city do you work? In what country? What is your role on the burn unit? Medical doctor Physician's assistant Registered nurse Other Medical doctor Physician's assistant Registered nurse Other Specialization Specify your role Number of annual admissions to burn unit 0 - 50 patients 51 - 100 patients 101 - 200 patients 201 -300 patients 301 -400 patients > 400 patients 0 - 50 patients 51 - 100 patients 101 - 200 patients 201 -300 patients 301 -400 patients > 400 patients Experience as a burn professional 0 - 5 years 6 - 10 years 11- 15 years 15 - 20 years > 20 years 0 - 5 years 6 - 10 years 11- 15 years 15 - 20 years > 20 years Number of annual admissions to burn unit 0 - 50 patients 51 - 100 patients 101 - 200 patients 201 -300 patients 301 -400 patients > 400 patients 0 - 50 patients 51 - 100 patients 101 - 200 patients 201 -300 patients 301 -400 patients > 400 patients Do you have a local protocol for pain management specific for burn pain? Yes No Yes No Is an Acute Pain Service consulted? Yes No Yes No For which indication? Which observational pain scale do you use? VAS NRS VAT CPOT BPS VAS NRS VAT CPOT BPS In the neext step we will ask you about the treatment of different types of pain: background pain, procedural pain and chronic pain. We will ask you per step the different steps in pain management and the medication which can be used. Please fill in what kind of medication and in which way it is administrated (eg. oral, IV etc.) per step, if applicable. EG.: ‘First step in treatment: Oxycodon 10mg oral daily’ which you can write in the box next to opioids. Leave blank when not applicable. Next step
