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Frontiers in public health
model early rehabilitation people burns still relatively novel developing countries egypt study examined effect nurseled rehabilitation program functional outcomes patients severe hand burns quasiexperimental design used study study completed burn unit teaching university hospital alexandria egypt convenience sample 80 patients severe hand burns participants consecutively assigned one two groups control n 40 received routine hospital care clinical interventions intervention n 40 received routine hospital care clinical interventions 4week nurseled rehabilitation program health education including audiovisual aids burn rehabilitation education booklet social support hand rehabilitation exercises assess functional outcomes groups given pre posttests disabilities arm shoulder hand outcome hand motor function observational checklist questionnaires descriptive inferential statistics conducted functional outcomes significantly improved intervention participants compared control participants 5710 p 001 differences index scores two groups statistically significant p 001 study provides information burn rehabilitation nurses developing countries develop test early interventions improve functional outcomes population 4week nurseled program may beneficial intervention improving functional outcomes adult patients severe hand burns undergoing rehabilitation