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Navigating Personal and Professional Development Through Social Media in Ophthalmology [Corrigendum]
He B, Tanya SM, Costello F, Kherani F, Shamie N, Zhu D. Clin Ophthalmol. 2022;16:2263–2274.
Page 2265, Results, Demographic Characteristics section, line five, the text “approximately half had children (49%)” should read “approximately three-quarters had children (73%)”.
Page 2265, Results, Characteristics of Social Media Usage section, first sentence, the text “The overwhelming majority of respondents (94%) reported having a professional social media account with the top three most popular platforms being Instagram (25.2%), LinkedIn (22.6%), and Facebook (19.6%)” should read “The overwhelming majority of respondents (86%) reported having a professional social media account with the top three most popular platforms being Instagram (57.7%), LinkedIn (51.7%), and Facebook (45.0%)”.
Table 1 on pages 2266 and 2267, the percentages for the “Number of children” and “Professional social media platforms*” characteristics are incorrect. The correct Table 1 is shown below.
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Table 1 Participant Demographics. Various Demographic Characteristics of Survey Participants (n=149) |
The authors apologize for these errors.
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