DaiWai M. Olson, PhD, RN, CCRN, FNC
At the Trailhead
- Why this matters: Editors, authors, and publishers have a commitment to publish the truth, and mistakes happen.
- What judgment this supports: When you determine that an author has made an error that does not materially change the results or conclusion, a corrigendum may be appropriate.
- How an editor might use this: This information can help you determine when and how to publish a corrigendum.
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