Alireza Jalali, the CEO of the Phoenix Association, discussed the issues faced by burn patients in the country in an interview with the media and emphasized the need for greater attention to this vulnerable segment of society. He pointed out the geographical dispersion of medical services and the absence of comprehensive burn rehabilitation centers in deprived areas, discussing the financial and social challenges these patients face.
Treatment Challenges for Burn Patients
Burn patients, especially in deprived areas, face numerous problems. Lack of access to appropriate and specialized medical centers prevents these patients from properly following their treatment process. Jalali stated that many of these patients are unable to receive timely and adequate services due to the long distance from medical centers, which delays their recovery process.
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Social and Financial Consequences
Alireza Jalali also referred to the social and financial consequences resulting from burns, stating: "Burn patients not only face physical pain and suffering, but financial and social problems also torment them. Many of these patients encounter serious issues due to their inability to work and provide for themselves. These problems can lead to isolation and depression among them."
The CEO of the Phoenix Association emphasized the increasing need for supportive and educational programs for burn patients and their families. He added: "Although medical treatments are of great importance, psychological and social support also play a vital role in the recovery process of these patients."
In conclusion, Jalali urged officials to design and implement comprehensive and effective programs to assist burn patients in collaboration with various organizations. He hopes that with increased community awareness and necessary support, better conditions can be provided for these patients.
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