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. 2026 Oct 12;13:1999534. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2026.1999534

Correction: Impact of structured mentorship on professional identity and career development among medical residents: a cross-sectional study in China

Jiayi Tan 1, Li Jiang 1,2, Bo Huang 1,2,*
PMCID: PMC13701657  PMID: 42936741

In Table 6, Column 2, the percentages reported for “First job ≥150,000 CNY (%)” were transcribed incorrectly during table formatting. The correct values, as reported in Section 3.4.2 of the original text, are 57.24% and 53.12%, respectively. The corresponding results are χ2 = 0.191 and P = 0.909.

Table 6.

Comparison of key indicators between fixed and non-fixed mentorship groups.

Indicator Fixed mentorship (n = 328) No fixed mentorship (n = 60) Statistic P-value Interpretation
Training support satisfaction (mean) 4.39 3.32 t = 8.62 <0.001 Fixed mentorship significantly improves satisfaction
First job ≥150,000 CNY (%) 57.24 53.12 χ2 = 0.191 0.909 No significant salary difference
Independent practice adaptation (mean) 4.59 4.38 t = 0.63 0.531 Similar adaptation, lower satisfaction without mentor

The corrected Table 6 appears below:

The original version of this article has been updated.

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Edited and Reviewed by: Pradeep Nair, Columbia University, United States

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