Clinical severity score will be obtained from patient files by clinical staff. The CI and the RA will have no contact with patient files. The study packs will be anonymised prior to administration, i.e. a participant code will be printed on every page of the pack, including the participant information letter, consent form and participant debrief. Consent forms will be separately handed to Dr Andrew Affleck in person and will be securely kept locked in a cabinet on NHS Tayside premises. Completed questionnaires will be separated from consent forms immediately after completion and questionnaires will be kept separately on Edinburgh Napier University premises. From that point on, the CI and the RA will have no access to the consent forms. Only Dr Affleck will have access to the consent forms. Anonymised data will be entered on a electronic statistical package (SPSSX) that will be password protected. As part of the governance of the study, we have now put in place, Professor Kevin Power, Head of Psychological Services, NHS Tayside, has agreed to monitor the clinical governance of this research study. The researchers, i.e. CI and the RA, will score the psychological trauma screening questionnaires on the spot. If the participants are identified in the testing phase as scoring within the clinical range in post-traumatic symptoms, the CI will notify the consultant dermatologist in charge of this patient, who will then notify Prof. Power. Prof. Power will ensure that such patients enter an appropriate clinical pathway via appropriate referral. Participants will be notified of this governance as part of their information letter and participant debrief.