Laura Galiana, Javier Sánchez-Ruiz, Juan Gómez-Salgado, Philip J Larkin, Noemí Sansó
Validation of the Spanish version of the five-item General Self-Efficacy (GSE) scale in a sample of nursing students: Evidence of validity, reliability, longitudinal invariance and changes in general self-efficacy and resilience in a two-wave cross-lagged panel model
Nurse education in practice
burns disease poverty disproportionately affecting populations low middleincome countries injuries deaths caused burns occurs subsaharan africa estimated one fifth burn victims die injuries mortality prediction indexes used estimate outcomes provided burn care used burn services highincome countries last 60 years remains seen whether reliable lowincome settings study aimed analyze inhospital mortality apply mortality estimation indexes burn patients admitted specialized burn unit rwanda retrospective study included patients burns admitted burn unit bu university teaching hospital kigali chuk 2005 2019 patient data collected bu logbook descriptive statistics calculated frequency median interquartile range iqr association burns characteristics inhospital mortality calculated fishers exact test wilcoxon rank appropriate mortality estimation analysis including baux score lethal area 50 la50 point futility calculated patients complete data age tbsa la50 pointoffutility calculated using logistic regression among 1093 burn patients admitted chuk burn unit study period 49 n532 complete data age tbsa median age tbsa baux score 34 years iqr 19171 15 iqr 1125 24 iqr 1638 respectively overall reported inhospital mortality 13 n121931 la50 baux score 899 95 ci 7621037 pointoffutility baux score 104 mortality estimation indexes based age tbsa feasible use lowincome settings however implementation systematic data collection would contribute accurate calculation mortality risk