Dressilk vs Biobrane: A Study on Wound Healing and Patient Comfort

This report summarizes a research study aimed at determining the efficacy of Dressilk compared to Biobrane for treating burn patients with partial thickness skin drafting sites. The study objectives include analyzing cost-effectiveness, patient comfort, and wound healing. The hypothesis focuses on whether Dressilk provides advanced value in terms of scar handling, quality of life, wound healing, and cost-effectiveness. Conducted across local healthcare groups in Singapore, the quasi-experimental design involves a sample size of 45 participants aged 18 and above. Data, presented in tabulated format and analyzed using descriptive statistics and ANOVA, considers the limitations of a small sample size and potential organizational acceptance issues. The study aims to contribute to patient safety and improve wound healing coordination, while acknowledging the risk of healthcare-associated infections.

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The main purpose of the research is to determine the efficiency of Dressilk as
association with Biobrane. The objectives of the study are to analyse the efficacy of Dressilk
in association with Biobrane concerning cost-effectiveness, comfort and healing of wound for
burnt patients having a skin drafting sites that are towards partial thickness. The main
hypothesis of this paper is to determine whether Dressilk wound dressings establish advanced
value as compared to Biobrane for, post-discharge scar handling, upgraded excellence of life,
wound healing, and cost-effectiveness through burn patients having skin drafting spots of
partial thickness.
The study setting for the research was to employ over be local healthcare groups that
are located in Singapore that have a trauma department or else burn element focussing in the
possibility of healing wound services occurred in burn patients. Participants for this study are
18 years of age having good physical fitness. The sample size chosen for this study is 45,
which is a small sample size.
Quasi-experimental research design is followed as it helps in the evaluation of the
clinical output as well as leads to the implementation of the interventions. The small sample
size is small, that lacks randomisation in the quasi-experimental research design. The
research method lacks internal cogency and occurrence of biasness that, in turn, provides a
strong impact over generalisation and applicability for the research.
The Singaporean healthcare organisation, the comparatively unique plus it has
inaccessibility of Dressilk wound dressings can develop an issue regarding organisational
acceptance and financial limitations.
The data outcomes presented in a tabulated format and examined for descriptive
statistics with the use of spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel. The data is analysed
statistically in lieu of noteworthy transformations amid the two assemblies of the patient by

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following Analysis of variance (ANOVA) using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences
(SPSS) and student’s t-test.
The study can be contributed towards patient safety by providing well maintenance of
organisational values of quality service plus provides positive feedback from the patient.
Wound healing and dressing coordination are linked to a higher threat of developing
healthcare that is linked with infections, thereby providing an outcome that is related to both
healthcare patient and professionals.