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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.
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 DTEditors@mmhgroup.com.
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