Clinical Report: Erratum on COMPAS-KIDS and COMPAS-PARENTS Scales Validation

Overview

This erratum clarifies the proprietary status of the COMPAS-KIDS and COMPAS-PARENTS scales, which are now licensed through Tilt Your Life Pty Ltd. The original findings remain unchanged, but the scales are no longer available for unrestricted use.

Background

Incorporate specific statistics or references regarding childhood mental health issues.

Data Highlights

No numerical data or trial results are presented in the erratum.

Key Findings

• The COMPAS-KIDS and COMPAS-PARENTS scales are now licensed through Tilt Your Life Pty Ltd.
• The scales are available for non-commercial academic and research use.
• The intellectual property rights have been updated in the Conflict of Interest statement.
• The original findings of the study remain unaffected by this correction.
• Further inquiries regarding the scales can be directed to the corresponding author.

Clinical Implications

Healthcare professionals should be aware of the proprietary status of the COMPAS-KIDS and COMPAS-PARENTS scales when considering their use in practice. The licensing for commercial use may impact accessibility for some practitioners and researchers.

Conclusion

This erratum serves to clarify the proprietary nature of the COMPAS-KIDS and COMPAS-PARENTS scales while affirming the integrity of the original research findings.

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