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. 2023 Feb 15;10(3):100191. doi: 10.1016/j.apjon.2023.100191

Corrigendum to “Knowledge of Opioid-induced Respiratory Depression Among Chinese Healthcare Professionals:A Cross-Sectional Study” [Asia-Pacific J Oncol Nursing 9 (2022) 55–60]

Xin Li a, Na Li a, Yuhan Lu a,∗, Xiaoxiao Ma a, Hong Yang a, Hong Sun b, Fan Chen c
PMCID: PMC9938147  PMID: 36820235

The authors regret the errors of the percentages for hospital type are incorrect in Table 1 and ethical committee approval number is not included in the paper.

Table 1.

Description of Chinese healthcare professionals’ sociodemographic characteristics and factors associated with knowledge of opioid-induced respiratory depression (n = 900)

Item n (%) Correct rate (%, Mean ± SD) t/F P PHT
Gender 0.054 0.817
 Male 60 (6.7) 65.42 ± 10.06 ——
 Female 840 (93.3) 64.48 ± 10.06
Profession 4.578 < 0.001∗∗
 Physician 112 (12.4) 68.57 ± 8.53 ——
 Nurse 788 (87.6) 63.98 ± 10.13
Region 23.728 < 0.001∗∗ a, b, c > d
 Eastern region (a) 429 (47.7) 66.26 ± 9.46
 Midland (b) 131 (14.6) 66.60 ± 9.97
 Western region (c) 131 (14.6) 64.58 ± 9.73
 Northeast region (d) 209 (23.2) 59.71 ± 9.98
Hospital level 20.940 < 0.001∗∗ c > b
 Level 1 (a) 6 (0.7) 62.50 ± 8.22
 Level 2 (b) 255 (28.3) 61.20 ± 9.58
 Level 3 (c) 639 (71.0) 65.90 ± 9.58
Hospital type 5.793 < 0.001∗∗
 General hospital 515 (57.2) 66.20 ± 9.31 ——
 Specialized hospital 385 (42.8) 62.34 ± 10.63
Department type 3.331 < 0.001∗∗
 General department 321 (35.7) 63.05 ± 10.64 ——
 Specialized department 579 (64.3) 65.37 ± 9.63
Education level
 High school degree (a) 5 (0.6) 63.00 ± 5.70 12.421 < 0.001∗∗ d > c > b
 Associate degrees (b) 162 (18.0) 61.57 ± 9.63
 Bachelor degree (c) 654 (72.7) 64.66 ± 9.79
 Master degree or above (d) 79 (8.8) 69.81 ± 11.28
Years of clinical experience 6.716 < 0.001∗∗ b < a < c
 < 5 years (a) 206 (22.9) 64.10 ± 10.62
 5-10 years (b) 283 (31.4) 63.04 ± 9.88
 > 10 years (c) 411 (45.7) 65.82 ± 9.78
Experience with cancer pain–related training
 Yes 777 (86.3) 64.71 ± 10.03 1.201 0.230
 No 123 (13.7) 63.54 ± 10.34
Cancer pain-related training including respiratory depression
 Yes 725 (80.6) 64.88 ± 9.89 2.188 0.113
 No 52 (5.7) 62.40 ± 11.70
 Not applicable 123 (13.7) 63.54 ± 10.34
Training time on opioid-induced respiratory depression
 < 30 min 189 (21.0) 65.87 ± 9.85 2.347 0.053
 31-60 min 303 (33.7) 64.08 ± 9.53
 61-90 min 70 (7.8) 63.86 ± 10.26
 > 90 min 163 (18.1) 65.64 ± 10.32
Not applicable 175 (19.4) 63.20 ± 10.74
Frequency of managing patients with chronic cancer pain
Often (≥ 5 /month) (a) 486 (54.0) 65.31 ± 10.05 a > c > b
Ordinary (2-4 /month) (b) 371 (41.2) 63.99 ± 9.70 5.159 < 0.05∗
Never (0/month) (c) 43 (4.8) 60.70 ± 12.03

PHT, Post hoc tests.

∗

P < 0.05;

∗∗

P < 0.001

Among the hospital type in table 1, 515 cases in general hospitals accounted for 57.2%, 385 cases in specialized hospitals accounted for 42.8%, rather than 515 cases in general hospitals accounted for 64.3%, 385 cases in specialized hospitals account for 35.7%.

This study was approved by the Beijing Cancer Hospital Ethical Committee (IRB No. 2019KT96).

The authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused.


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