Objective: To study the epidemiology of burn patients attending Jipmer Tertiary Burn Care centre, Management and Outcomes using 'Jipmer Burn Proforma'. Methods: Retrospective analysis of all the burn patients proformas admitted to our Burn Unit over the period one year (January – December 2016). Results: 306 patients were admitted for burns. Male to female ratio was 1:1.2. Majority of the burns due to scald and flame burns, 21-40 years age group is the commonest age group involved. Poor educational and socioeconomic status was consistently associated. Child group (0-10 years) associated with poor housing standards. Fluid lag noted was around 40-50%. Conclusion: This study suggests the importance of public education on burns and improving the quality of first aid for burn patients and following the comprehensive burn injury documentation method.

Keywords: Burn proforma; Burn epidemiology