11th Annual
Welcome to the Canadian Burn Association webpage!
It is a true honour to serve as President of an organization dedicated to supporting burn survivors, advancing burn care, and connecting professionals and communities across our country.
Canada is home to world-class burn care and passionate professionals who go above and beyond to help those affected by burn injuries. Yet, the journey of recovery is often long and deeply personal—and no one should have to face it alone. Our mission is to ensure that burn survivors receive the support they need, from coast to coast to coast, and that care teams are empowered with the knowledge and tools to provide the best possible outcomes.
As a national community of healthcare providers, first responders, researchers, survivors, therapists and advocates, we work together to improve prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, education and collaboration. Whether you are here to seek information, connect with others, or offer support, we welcome you and thank you for being part of this vital work.
We encourage you to join our network, support our initiatives, or attend one of our upcoming events. Together, we can improve outcomes, share hope, and build a stronger future for everyone impacted by burn injuries in Canada.
With appreciation,
Dr Anthony Papp
President, Canadian Burn Association
The Canadian Burn Association is a scientific and educational association dedicated to improving burn care, supporting research, and preventing burn injuries.
Burn Centres across Canada are at the forefront of care from the initial injury, during hospitalization and rehabilitation, and in the long-term recovery and adaptation throughout the life course. This list includes the websites and contact information for centres in Canadian cities.
CBA Membership has its privileges. All members receive access to the annual Canadian Burn Conference and to special association events and programs as part of their membership fee.
We are a scientific and educational association dedicated to improving burn care, supporting research, and preventing burn injuries. Together, we will work towards these goals through multidisciplinary support with members that reflect the burn care team’s spectrum, including first responders and burn survivors.
We are committed to advancing best practices, developing burn organization on provincial and federal levels, and implementing a mass casualty management plan. The CBA is critical for our vast Canadian healthcare landscape, and we will strive to improve outcomes for burn patients and survivors. Essential to our Vision and Mission is building an equitable, diverse, and inclusive community that promotes respect for all.
