Respiratory Symptoms and Quality of Life in First Responders to the 2021 Forest Fires in Turkey: A Cross-Sectional Sri-Based Study

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Tayfun Başer; Mustafa Saygin

doi:10.17343/sdutfd.1619333

December 1, 2025SDÜ Tıp Fakültesi DergisiOpen Access

Respiratory Symptoms and Quality of Life in First Responders to the 2021 Forest Fires in Turkey: A Cross-Sectional Sri-Based Study

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Respiratory symptoms negatively affect quality of life among first responders.
The study involved 83 participants impacted by the 2021 forest fires in Turkey.
Analysis used the SRI questionnaire and various statistical tests to assess data.
Findings highlight the need for better support for at-risk first responder populations.

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Cross-sectional study shows respiratory symptoms impact quality of life in first responders following forest fires, indicating urgent health considerations.

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