Correction

doi:10.46747/cfp.6712883_1

In the article “Primary care clinicians’ knowledge, attitudes, and practices concerning dementia. They are willing and need support,”¹ which appeared in the October issue of Canadian Family Physician, an author was omitted. The correct byline and affiliations are below:

Geneviève Arsenault-Lapierre PhD Mary Henein MSc Laura Rojas-Rozo MD MSc Nadia Sourial PhD Howard Bergman MD FCFP FRCPC FCAHS Yves Couturier PhD Isabelle Vedel MD MPH PhD

Dr Geneviève Arsenault-Lapierre is Senior Research Associate for the Research on Organization of Healthcare Services for Alzheimers Team at the Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research affiliated with the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal, Que, and McGill University. Mary Henein and Dr Laura Rojas-Rozo are research assistants for the Research on Organization of Healthcare Services for Alzheimers Team at the Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research. Dr Nadia Sourial is Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Management, Evaluation and Policy in the School of Public Health at the University of Montreal. Dr Howard Bergman is Assistant Dean of Internal Affairs in the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University, and Professor of Family Medicine in the Department of Medicine and Oncology and the Institute for Health and Social Policy at McGill University. Dr Yves Couturier is Tenured Professor at the University of Sherbrooke in Quebec and Scientific Director of the Réseau de connaissances en services et soins de santé intégrés de première ligne. Dr Isabelle Vedel is Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director (MSc) at the University of McGill.

The online version of the article has been corrected.

Reference

1.↵
1. Arsenault-Lapierre G,
2. Henein M,
3. Rojas-Rozo L,
4. Bergman H,
5. Couturier Y,
6. Vedel I.
Primary care clinicians’ knowledge, attitudes, and practices concerning dementia. They are willing and need support. Can Fam Physician 2021;67:731–5 (Eng), e275-9 (Fr).
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