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. 2025 Sep 22;25:1206. doi: 10.1186/s12913-025-13510-1

Correction: Digitising wound care: a cost-consequence analysis of the Wound Care Command Centre™ in Australia

Michelle Barakat-Johnson 1,2,3,✉, Meg Newton 4, Crispin Cayley 4, Michelle Lai 1,2, Laura Dixie 4, Nathaniel Alexander 5, Marc Pelusi 6, Jimmy Chan 7, Anna Cohen 4
PMCID: PMC12451997  PMID: 40983910

Correction to: BMC Health Services Research (2025) 25:873

10.1186/s12913-025-12969-2

In this article, the authors reported Errors in the Abstract and in the footnote of Table 5.

The final sentence in the ‘Conclusions’ section in the Abstract was incorrectly given as:

Additional benefits for patients included increased access to specialist advice through the and reduced face-to-face contact due to use of a digital platforms minimising unnecessary hospital visits for patients.

But should have been:

Additional benefits for patients included increased access to specialist advice through the Wound Care Command Centre™ and reduced face-to-face contact due to use of a digital platform minimising unnecessary hospital visits for patients.

The footnote of Table 5 was incorrectly given as:

*This cost is reflective of up to 300 users, further costs applicable for additional users. We note that the distribution of licensing cost between 2023 costs and start-up costs is an estimate.

But should have been:

*We note that the distribution of licensing cost between 2023 costs and start-up costs is an estimate.

The original article has been corrected.

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