Correction: Clinical utility of a host-protein test for suspected infection in the pediatric emergency department: a pragmatic pre-/post-implementation study - Takeaways - MDSpire

Correction: Clinical utility of a host-protein test for suspected infection in the pediatric emergency department: a pragmatic pre-/post-implementation study

  • By

  • Vered Nir

  • Vered Schichter Konfino

  • Naama Kuchinski Cohen

  • Esther Levy

  • Noa Kremer

  • Yosef Or Shamia

  • Amir Nakar

  • Boris Lebedenko

  • Jeroen Stas

  • Tanya M. Gottlieb

  • Ma’anit Shapira

  • Michal Stein

  • Adi Klein

  • June 16, 2026

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    A correction was issued for errors in Table 1 of the study evaluating a host-protein assay in pediatric emergency settings.

  • 2

    Incorrect data was presented for the MMBV inpatient and outpatient columns in Table 1, necessitating an update.

  • 3

    The corrected Table 1 includes patient demographics, clinical characteristics, and discharge diagnoses for both SC and MMBV arms.

  • 4

    Statistical analyses for various variables were performed using the Mann–Whitney U test and Richardson's method.

  • 5

    The original article has been updated to reflect these corrections and ensure accurate reporting of the study's findings.

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Correction: Clinical utility of a host-protein test for suspected infection in the pediatric emergency department: a pragmatic pre-/post-implementation study

  • by Vered Nir, Vered Schichter Konfino, Naama Kuchinski Cohen, Esther Levy, Noa Kremer, Yosef Or Shamia, Amir Nakar, Boris Lebedenko, Jeroen Stas, Tanya M. Gottlieb, Ma’anit Shapira, Michal Stein, Adi Klein

  • June 16, 2026

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