Correction: Is the Australian hospital system adequately prepared for terrorism?
Authors: Jeffrey V Rosenfeld, Mark Fitzgerald, Thomas Kossmann, Gim Tan, Michele Gardner, Andrew Pearce, Anthony Joseph and Shmuel Shapira
Published online: 16 January 2006
Re: “Is the Australian hospital system adequately prepared for terrorism?”, by Jeffrey V Rosenfeld, Mark Fitzgerald, Thomas Kossmann, et al, in the 5/19 December issue of the Journal (Med J Aust 2005; 183: 567-570). One of the coauthors’ names was incorrectly listed in the print issue as “Andrew Joseph”. His correct name is “Anthony Joseph”.
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