Correction: The interaction between antenatal care and abnormal temperature during delivery and its relationship with postpartum care: a prospective study of 1,538 women in semi-rural Uganda
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Nicholas E. Rahim, Joseph Ngonzi, Adeline A. Boatin, Ingrid V. Bassett, Mark J. Siedner, Godfrey R. Mugyenyi, Lisa M. Bebell
Following publication of the original article [1], the authors identified an error in Fig. 1. The correct figure is given below.
Fig. 1
Healthcare utilization reported during the postpartum period, by ANC utilization in pregnancy and temperature during inpatient delivery stay. legend: Tests of association between healthcare utilization and study group were performed using chi-squared tests, with * indicating P-value < 0.1, ** indicating P-value < 0.05, and *** indicating P-value < 0.01. Error bars illustrate 95% confidence intervals. Abbreviations: ANC = antenatal care
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Correction: The interaction between antenatal care and abnormal temperature during delivery and its relationship with postpartum care: a prospective study of 1,538 women in semi-rural Uganda
verfasst von
Nicholas E. Rahim Joseph Ngonzi Adeline A. Boatin Ingrid V. Bassett Mark J. Siedner Godfrey R. Mugyenyi Lisa M. Bebell
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