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Background: Childhood burns are the leading cause of unintentional injuries, with more incidences in Asian than in European countries. This systematic review aims to compare the differences in extent and type of burns in children from Europe and Asia, along with the differences in the coping strategies and the quality of life these children possess after the event of the burn. Methods: This systematic review was conducted along the PRIMSA guidelines. We systematically searched DOAJ, Google Scholar, Ingentaconnect, Jurg, Popline, Prof Search, Pubmed, Pubmed Abstract, Pubpsych, Pakmedinet and PMC on 10th May 2016. Studies were selected if they met the following criteria: (1) must be based in Asia or Europe (2) must be related to burns (3) must be related to children (4) must not be treatment specific (5) must be in English (6) must be a published in a journal (not in a 1 4 Year MBBS Student, KEMU, Lahore 2 4 Year MBBS Student, KEMU, Lahore 3 Chairperson and Head of Department, Community Medicine, King Edward Medical University, Lahore Date of Submission: 17-8-2016 Date of Acceptance for Publication: 29-10-2016 Conflict of Interest: None Funding Source: None

A Comparison of Quality of Life and Support Mechanisms After Childhood Burn Injures in Asian and European Countries: A Systematic Review