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Corrigendum to “Cervical Collar-Associated Pressure Injury in Pediatric Trauma Patients: A Western Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium Study” [J Pediatr Surg 59 (2024) 326–330]
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In brief
In brief
This corrigendum addresses an authorship omission in a multi-institutional study examining pressure injuries associated with cervical collar use in pediatric trauma patients. The correction adds Erin E. Ross as a collaborating author, acknowledging her contributions to the research.
- Authorship attribution error: Erin E. Ross was inadvertently omitted from the online version of the original cervical collar pressure injury study.
- Ms. Ross met all authorship criteria and contributed significantly to the research on collar-associated pressure injuries in pediatric trauma.
- Correction ensures proper academic credit and citation accuracy for collaborative research on pediatric cervical spine injury management.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
The authors regret that attribution of authorship for Erin E. Ross was omitted during the editorial and production process. Ms. Ross was a vital contributor to this work, meets all authorship criteria, and was included with all other collaborating authors in the authorship group in the print version of this manuscript (Appendix). She should also be included in the drop-down authorship block of the online version of the article, as well as in the article citation as a collaborating author from the Western Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium Cervical Spine Injury Study Group.
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