Correction: Effect of the health and wellness Kneipp concept on health promotion and reduction of sick days for kindergarten children: a cluster randomized controlled trial protocol - Summary - MDSpire

Correction: Effect of the health and wellness Kneipp concept on health promotion and reduction of sick days for kindergarten children: a cluster randomized controlled trial protocol

  • By

  • Marinela Gerganova

  • Steven Schepanski

  • Martin Bogdanski

  • Farid I. Kandil

  • Angela Tekath

  • Michael Jeitler

  • Wiebke Stritter

  • Sarah B. Blakeslee

  • Georg Seifert

  • May 13, 2026

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Objective:

To assess the effectiveness of the Kneipp health and wellness approach in promoting health and reducing absenteeism among kindergarten children.

Key Findings:
  • Correction made to the methods section regarding the study design.
  • Study adheres to the Helsinki convention of good clinical practices.
Interpretation:

The correction clarifies the study's design and ethical considerations, ensuring transparency and adherence to clinical research standards.

Limitations:
Conclusion:

The article has been updated to reflect accurate methodological details, contributing to the integrity of the research protocol.

Original Source(s)

Correction: Effect of the health and wellness Kneipp concept on health promotion and reduction of sick days for kindergarten children: a cluster randomized controlled trial protocol

  • by Marinela Gerganova, Steven Schepanski, Martin Bogdanski, Farid I. Kandil, Angela Tekath, Michael Jeitler, Wiebke Stritter, Sarah B. Blakeslee, Georg Seifert

  • May 13, 2026

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