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Nurse-Led Evidence-Based Practice to Promote Gastrointestinal Function Recovery in Women After Cesarean Delivery [Corrigendum]
Lin L, Chen P, Wan T, et al. Int J Womens Health. 2025;17:4399–4408. https://doi.org/10.2147/IJWH.S551653
There is an unintentional textual error in the Discussion section on page 4405 of the published paper, the authors have advised that the error occurred during the manuscript preparation process.
Page 4405, Discussion, first paragraph, the text “This study utilized the PDCA cycle and evidence-based practices18 to establish and implement a nurse-led, multidisciplinary collaborative evidence-based practice program for Broussonetia papyrifera, which significantly improved gastrointestinal function recovery in elective cesarean section patients” should read “This study utilized the PDCA cycle and evidence-based practices18 to establish and implement a nurse-led, multidisciplinary collaborative evidence-based practice program, which significantly improved gastrointestinal function recovery in elective cesarean section patients”.
The authors apologize for the error and wish to emphasize that this does not affect the study’s design, data, results, or conclusions. The research exclusively involved evidence-based nursing and multidisciplinary clinical practices for postoperative recovery, with no connection to botany or any unrelated substances.
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