Title
761 Comparisons of Peer Supporters and Burn Patient’s Satisfaction with Peer Support Encounters
School/Department
School of Nursing
Publication Date
3-3-2020
Abstract
Offering peer support to burn patients throughout the recovery process provides a sense of belonging and shared experiences that foster hope. Peer support connects survivors and their families and has been shown to have a positive impact for patients in inpatient and outpatient settings. Data is limited on the effects of providing support from both supporter and patient viewpoints, which setting is preferred, and if multiple visits are more beneficial than a single visit.
Keywords
Burn units; Patient support
Publication Title
Journal of Burn Care & Research
Volume
41
Issue
Supplement_1
First Page
S214
DOI of Published Version
doi.org/10.1093/jbcr/iraa024.340
Recommended Citation
Henderson, Tammy L., "761 Comparisons of Peer Supporters and Burn Patient’s Satisfaction with Peer Support Encounters" (2020). Faculty Articles & Research. 425.
https://digitalcommons.biola.edu/faculty-articles/425