The Deputy for Nursing at the Ministry of Health emphasized the necessity of prioritizing social prevention over the treatment of burns in the country. At the same time, he referred to the implementation of the 'Follow-up Nurse' plan, stating that with this plan, the re-admission rate of burn patients has decreased from 8% to 2.5%.
The Necessity of Prioritizing Prevention Over Treatment of Burns / Reduction in Re-admissions of Burn Patients with the 'Follow-up Nurse' Plan
The Deputy for Nursing at the Ministry of Health highlights the importance of preventing burns rather than just treating them. The 'Follow-up Nurse' initiative has successfully reduced the re-admission rate of burn patients significantly. This is crucial for improving healthcare outcomes in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The Deputy for Nursing highlighted the importance of preventing burns rather than just treating them, announcing a successful reduction in re-admission rates for burn patients due to the 'Follow-up Nurse' plan.
- Re-admission rate of burn patients decreased from 8% to 2.5%
- Emphasis on social prevention strategies for burn injuries
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Burn injuries are a major public health issue in Iran, often resulting from household accidents, industrial incidents, and domestic violence. The healthcare system is increasingly focusing on preventive measures to reduce these incidents.
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