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A Mixed Methods Service Evaluation of a Peer Supported Breakfast Group in Adult Inpatient Burn Rehabilitation

2026-06-23

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Burn injuries can have profound physical and psychological consequences, making holistic rehabilitation essential. This mixed methods service evaluation explored a peer-supported breakfast group delivered as part of routine occupational therapy practice for adult inpatient burn survivors with the aim of understanding acceptability, perceived benefits and feasibility. All English speaking inpatients aged >18 yea...

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26862732-0e87-5449-8561-f283e92137c2
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10.20944/preprints202606.1732.v1
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