Society, family, and individual characteristics as double-edged swords in the social reintegration of Iranian female survivors from unintentional severe burns: a qualitative study of enablers and barriers

Table 1 Demographic characteristics of participants

ID	Age	Marital status	Education level	Time past since injury	TBSA %	Burnt areas	Cause of burn	Employment	Residential area
1	22	single	Bachelor of science	1 year	60	Face, hands, and back	Fire	Employed	Inner-city
2	19	Single	High school	18 months	44	Face, back, and arms	Fire	Employed	City
3	45	Married	Bachelor of science	7 months	34	Legs, Thighs, and feet	Scald	Employed	City
4	48	Married	Primary school	20 months	46	Face, neck, and trunk	Explosion	Homemaker	Country
5	24	Married	High school	19 months	60	Face, neck, hands, and trunk	Explosion	Homemaker	Country
6	35	Married	High school	4 years	70	Face, neck, upper extremities, and trunk	Fire	Homemaker	Inner-city
7	45	Single	Primary school	3 years	65	Face, neck, upper extremities, and posterior trunk	Fire	Employed	Suburb
8	19	Single	High school	13 months	40	Face, neck, upper extremities, and buttocks	Fire	Employed	City
9	41	Married	Primary school	18 months	44	Thighs, legs, feet	Fire	Homemaker	City
10	29	Divorced	Illiterate	6 months	51	Face, neck, trunk, and upper extremities	Fire	Homemaker	City
11	19	Married	High school	19 months	62	Face, neck, hands, and trunk	Scald	Homemaker	City
12	33	Single	High school	2 years	51	Face, neck, upper extremities, and trunk	Fire	Homemaker	Inner-city
13	41	Single	Primary school	1 years	39	Face, neck, upper extremities, and posterior trunk	Fire	Homemaker	Suburb
14	29	Married	Primary school	14 months	47	Face, neck, upper extremities	Fire	Homemaker	Suburb

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