Identify the top three most common causes of serious burn injuries to children in the UK based on NHS Burns Services admissions in 2023, as reported on the Children's Burns Trust website. For each of these three causes, state the number of child admissions and one key prevention tip.
Navigate to the 'Causes of burns and prevention' page under 'Get informed'. Extract the daily admission number and a prevention tip for 'Hot drinks'. Extract the 2023 NHS Burns Service admission number and a prevention tip for 'Kettle'. Extract the 2023 NHS Burns Service admission number and a prevention tip for 'Radiators'. Synthesize the collected data to identify the top three causes by admission numbers, calculating an annual estimate for 'Hot drinks' if necessary, and provide their respective counts and prevention tips.
Identify 'Hot drinks' as a top cause, stating approximately 10,950 annual admissions (30 daily admissions) and a prevention tip such as 'keeping hot drinks out of reach'. Identify 'Kettle' as a top cause, stating '446 children admitted to an NHS Burns Service due to injuries related to kettle spills' in 2023 and a prevention tip such as 'Keep kettles and their cords out of the reach of little hands'. Identify 'Radiators' as a top cause, stating '160 children were admitted to an NHS Burns Service experiencing burns due to a central heating radiator' during 2023 and a prevention tip such as 'Cover any low-level hot pipes with insulating material'. Do not include 'Hair Straighteners' as a top cause based on direct admission numbers, as the provided statistic is a percentage increase, not a total count for 2023 admissions.