Correction: Unveiling Patient-Level Harms and At-Risk Clinical Groups During Hospital Cyberattacks: Systematic Review of Global Case Studies and Social Media Data - Scorecard - MDSpire
Clinical Scorecard: Correction: A Systematic Review of Global Case Studies and Social Media Data on Patient Harms and Vulnerable Clinical Groups in Hospital Cyberattacks
At a Glance
Category
Detail
Condition
Patient-level harms and vulnerable clinical groups in hospital cyberattacks
Key Mechanisms
Hospital cyberattacks and their reported patient-level harms, identified through academic literature and social media data
Target Population
Patients affected by hospital cyberattacks, including clinical groups described as vulnerable in the reviewed data
Care Setting
Hospitals; the correction concerns a systematic review of global case studies and social media data
Key Highlights
The correction addresses an error in the report on patient harms and vulnerable clinical groups during hospital cyberattacks.
The file previously provided as Multimedia Appendix 4 duplicated Multimedia Appendix 5.
The corrected Appendix 4 presents examples of patient-level harms from academic literature and social media data, organized by clinical domain.
Academic quotations include authors and references; social media quotations identify the relevant subreddit and have been deidentified.
The corrected article was resubmitted to PubMed, PubMed Central, and other full-text repositories.
Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
Management
Monitoring & Follow-up
Risks
The correction notice reports an appendix-file duplication; it does not provide clinical risk estimates or patient-care recommendations.
Patient & Prescribing Data
Patients described in academic literature and social media data as experiencing harms during hospital cyberattacks; no prescribing population is specified.
The correction notice provides no treatment or prescribing information.
Clinical Best Practices
Use the corrected Multimedia Appendix 4 for the cited examples of patient-level harms; the notice does not specify clinical best practices.
