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Correction of data regarding women’s discomfort about weight in rural healthcare settings, suggesting improved care models.
B. Fitzpatrick, S. de Jersey, S. Wilkinson and N. Ward, “Gestational Weight Monitoring in Rural and Regional Populations: Women's Knowledge, Experience and Recommendations for Models of Care,” Australian Journal of Rural Health 33, no. 2 (2025): e70042. https://doi.org/10.1111/ajr.70042. In paragraph 7 of the ‘Results’ section, the number reported next to the percentage was incorrect. It was incorrectly written as ‘Around one-quarter of women (24%, n = 67) report a doctor or (25%, n = 2) midwife making them feel uncomfortable about their weight’. The correction is ‘Around one-quarter of women (24%, n = 33) report a doctor or (25%, n = 36) midwife making them feel uncomfortable about their weight’. We apologise for this error.
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