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‣ 2009-present: Professor Zee Upton, QUT: Investigating the molecular basis and patient factors in hypertrophic scarring. ‣ 2009-present: Professor Anthony Weiss, University of Sydney: Studying the effect of the addition of elastin in dermal substitutes. ‣ 2009-present: Rye Phamaceuticals: Studying the effect of tea tree oil products in paediatric burns ‣ 2007-present: Professor Sylvia Rodger, School of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Decreasing pain and anxiety in children undergoing procedures in hospital. ‣ 2007 – present: Mr Steven Jeffrey, Burns & Reconstructive Surgeon, Birmingham, UK & Professor Hans Oliver Rennekampff, Department of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, BG Trauma Centre, Tubingen, Germany. ‣ 2006-present: Microskin International: The study of a cosmetic camouflage in the psycho-social wellbeing of children with mature burn scarring. Microskin is a computer colour matched spray-on skin camouflage which is durable, lasting for up to five days after application. Professor Kimble and his team in collaboration with Professor Graham Martin from UQ Dept of Psychiatry have studied this locally developed product to determine whether it offers lasting psychosocial benefit to paediatric burns patients. Two RCTs have been completed, the second involving all major paediatric burn centres in Australia and New Zealand. This award winning research indicates that Microskin improves psychosocial functioning in paediatric burn patients and is welltolerated and acceptable. ‣ 2006-present: Professor Justin Kenardy, CONROD. The study of short and long term psychological sequelae in paediatric burns patients. ‣ 2006-present: Professor Meyer Tenenhaus, Division of Plastic Surgery, University of California, San Diego, California, USA. Collaboration in studying several new techniques in burn surgery including the use of a vacuum suction device over full thickness grafts for burn scar reconstruction. ‣ 2006-present: Assoc Prof Rob Sale and Diversionary Therapy Technologies: Development and Studying the use of an Electronic Interactive Hand Held Device to Deliver Procedural Preparation and Distraction Therapy to Children undergoing Medical Procedures. QCMRI Scientific Report 2012 72
Research Group Contact Details Professor Roy Kimble, Director The Centre for Children’s Burns & Trauma Research University of Queensland Department of Paediatrics and Child Health Level 3, Foundation Building Royal Children’s Hospital Herston Rd, Herston, Queensland 4029 p: (07) 3636 9241 f: (07) 3365 5455 Dr Leila Cuttle, Laboratory Research Manager The Centre for Children’s Burns & Trauma Research University of Queensland, Queensland Children's Medical Research Institute, Level 4, Foundation Building, Royal Children's Hospital, Herston Rd, Herston, QLD Australia, 4029 p: (07) 3636 9067 f: (07) 3636 5578 e: l.cuttle@uq.edu.au Dr Kellie Stockton, Clinical Research Manager The Centre for Children’s Burns & Trauma Research University of Queensland, Queensland Children's Medical Research Institute, Level 4, Foundation Building, Royal Children's Hospital, Herston Rd, Herston, QLD Australia, 4029 p: (07) 3636 1278 f: (07) 3636 5578 e: k.stockton@uq.edu.au QCMRI Website: http://www.qcmri.org.au/Research/Burns,TraumaandtheCriticallyIll/CentreforChildrensBurn sandTraumaResearch.aspx QCMRI Scientific Report 2012 73
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