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Corrections | July 2007

Errors in Author Contributions in: Store-and-Forward Teledermatology in Skin Cancer Triage: Experience and Evaluation of 2009 Teleconsultations FREE

Arch Dermatol. 2007;143(7):886. doi:10.1001/archderm.143.7.886.
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Errors in Author Contributions. In the Study titled “Store-and-Forward Teledermatology in Skin Cancer Triage: Experience and Evaluation of 2009 Teleconsultations” by Moreno-Ramirez et al, published in the April issue of the Archives (2007;143[4]:479-484), several errors occurred in the “Author Contributions” section. The corrected author contributions are reproduced here.

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Author Contributions: Drs Moreno-Ramirez, Ferrandiz, and Nieto-Garcia had full access to all the data in the study and take responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis. Study concept and design: Moreno-Ramirez, Ferrandiz, Nieto-Garcia, Carrasco, Moreno-Alvarez, Galdeano, and Camacho. Acquisition of data: Moreno-Ramirez, Ferrandiz, Bidegain, Moreno-Alvarez, Galdeano, and Rios-Martin. Analysis and interpretation of data: Moreno-Ramirez, Ferrandiz, Nieto-Garcia, Galdeano, and Camacho. Drafting of the manuscript: Moreno-Ramirez and Ferrandiz. Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: Moreno-Ramirez, Ferrandiz, Carrasco, Moreno-Alvarez, Galdeano, Rios-Martin, and Camacho. Statistical analysis: Moreno-Ramirez, Ferrandiz, and Nieto-Garcia. Obtained funding: Moreno-Ramirez, Carrasco, Bidegain, and Camacho. Administrative, technical, and material support: Moreno-Ramirez, Carrasco, Moreno-Alvarez, Galdeano, and Camacho. Study supervision: Moreno-Ramirez, Rios-Martin, and Camacho.

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