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In the Viewpoint titled “Remote Patient Monitoring During COVID-19: An Unexpected Patient Safety Benefit,” published in the March 22, 2022, issue of JAMA, and in a related Letter in Reply titled “Remote Patient Monitoring During COVID-19—Reply,” published in the July 19, 2022, issue of JAMA, the authors’ conflict of interest disclosures were incomplete. For the Viewpoint, the disclosures should have read as follows: “Dr Pronovost reported grants from Masimo (collection of data on remote monitoring) during the conduct of the study. Ms Cole reported receipt of grants from Masimo (analysis of home-monitoring data). Dr Hughes reported receipt of a grant from Masimo (analysis of home-monitoring data).” For the Letter in Reply, the disclosures should have read as follows: “Dr Pronovost reported grants from Masimo (collection of data on remote monitoring) during the conduct of the study. Ms Cole reported receipt of grants from Masimo (analysis of home-monitoring data) and from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act (for purchase of home-monitoring devices). Dr Hughes reported receipt of a grant from Masimo (analysis of home-monitoring data).” These articles have been corrected online.
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