Burn Resources

EMS Burn Class

The EMS Burn Care Training Module is a vital resource for pre-hospital providers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver timely, evidence-based care to burn victims. Early intervention in burn injuries can significantly reduce complications, improve patient outcomes, and enhance survival rates. This module prepares EMS personnel to assess, manage, and stabilize burn patients effectively in the critical moments before hospital arrival. If you have trouble accessing the course, please email us at r7dhre@unmc.edu.

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ASPR TRACIE

ASPR TRACIE Burn Supply Dash Tool
ASPR TRACIE: Burn Mass Casualty Incidents- Triage, Assessment, and Treatment Considerations

Archived R7DHRE Resources

Burn Injury Guidelines for Care
Actionable and Amplified American Burn Association Triage Tables for Mass Casualties: A Civilian Defense Guideline
R7DHRE Nebraska Burn Mass Casualty Annex
Burn Buddy Badge
Draft Region Burn Plan

Midwest Burn Map

A regional map titled “Midwest Burn Region Disaster Response” showing burn centers across nine Midwestern states—North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Illinois.

Documents & Guides

Please note, our archived documents were created prior to the new Title II compliance date and may not be Title II compliant. To request a remediated copy, email r7dhre@unmc.edu

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Guidelines for Burn Care Under Austere Conditions

Special Care Topics
Introduction to Burn Disaster, Airway and Ventilator Management, and Fluid Resuscitation
Special Etiologies: Blast, Radiation, and Chemical Injuries
Surgical and Nonsurgical Wound Management

Archived American Burn Association

First Aid for Minor Burns
Got Burned?
Patient Care Priorities for the First 24 hours in Burn Mass Casualty for Non-Burn Physicians (Based upon “Guidelines for Burn Care Under Austere Conditions”)