Burn Injury Model Systems
The BMS Program began in 1994 to improve care and outcomes for individuals with burn injuries. There are 4 BMS centers funded.
The Burn Model System (BMS) Program began in 1994 to improve care and outcomes for individuals with burn injuries. BMS centers conduct research and contribute follow-up data to the BMS National Longitudinal Database. BMS centers also conduct research, provide education, and disseminate information with the goal of improving long-term functional, vocational, cognitive, and quality-of-life outcomes
Congratulations to Madeleine McGwin of the Boston Harvard Burn Injury Model System on receiving the 2026 ABA/Shriners Best Pediatric Burn Paper Award! The award recognizes outstanding research in pediatric burn care and honors scientific excellence that advances treatment, research, and quality of life for children with burn injuries. Read the paper: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC13057890/
We’re honored to support professionals working in burn care and recovery. Thanks Kelly McElligott!
Thank you Ali (Alison) Burns for sharing how you use MSKTC's burn resources to support people with burn injuries and their families!
Find burn resources -> https://msktc.org/burn
Thanks for the love at the American Burn Association’s 2026 annual meeting! We had an amazing time connecting with everyone. 💖
04/15/2026
Burn Model System (BMS) Project Directors and Staff with MSKTC leadership at American Burn Association's annual meeting this week in Orlando, FL.
Big conversations are happening tomorrow at the 2026 ABA Annual Meeting.
Burn Model System researchers are diving into recovery after burn injury—from physical and mental health to social reintegration and environmental impacts. See you there!
If you're attending the American Burn Association's annual meeting this week, we invite you to stop by and visit us at booth 724! Several BMS researchers will also be presenting sessions. Stay tuned to learn more!
Please share this opportunity with your friends, coworkers, and community!
02/12/2026
During National Burn Awareness Week, Boston-Harvard BMS staff helped spotlight the important work of Burn Model Systems (BMS) centers and shared free, research-based burn resources from MSKTC. Access free burn resources: https://msktc.org/BURN
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