|Articles|July 3, 2023
POLL: Do Your Treat Burns in Your Practice/Clinic?
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Key Takeaways
- The 4th of July increases burn risks from fireworks, firepits, and grilling, impacting dermatology providers' treatment decisions.
- Dermatologists must decide whether to treat burns or refer patients to specialized care, considering their expertise and resources.
Click here to answer this week's poll.
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As the 4th of July approaches, the risk of accidental burns increases with fireworks, firepits, and outdoor grilling. We want to know, as a dermatology provider, do you treat burns, or do you refer patients elsewhere?
Do you treat burns in your practice/clinic?
If you have additional thoughts about the dermatologist's or advanced practice provider's role in burn care, email us at
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