Correction to: The Social Value of Implementing the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding in an Indonesian Hospital: A Case Study (Yale J Biol Med 2020; 94: 429-58)

Andini Y. Pramono*, Jane L. Desborough, Julie P. Smith, Siobhan Bourke

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Abstract

In the Discussion section: "Nevertheless, the lesser social return on investment found in this study of implementation of the Ten Steps in Indonesia may in itself emphasize the additional value that may be achieved through BFHI-accreditation, as mother and baby will have higher benefits as showed by our best-case scenario." should read: "Nevertheless, the greater social return on investment found in this study of implementation of the Ten Steps in Indonesia may further emphasize the additional value that may be achieved through BFHI-accreditation, as mother and baby will have higher benefits as showed by our best-case scenario."

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)301
Number of pages1
JournalYale Journal of Biology and Medicine
Volume95
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2022

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