Corrigendum to “Universal maternal testing for group B streptococcus in late pregnancy: process outcomes and alongside qualitative study for the GBS3 trial” [Early Hum. Dev. 213 (2026) Page 1–5/P106442]
Jane P. Daniels(University of Nottingham), Sebastian Moody(University of Nottingham), Nicky Grace(Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust), Rachel Plachcinski(National Childbirth Trust), Soo Downe(University of Lancashire), Heidi Hollands(University of Nottingham), Jodi Carpenter(University of Nottingham), Linda Fiaschi(University of Nottingham), Sarah Moore(University of Nottingham), Kerry Barker-Williams(University of Nottingham), Tracey Cooper(NHS Digital), Lucy Bradshaw(University of Nottingham), Lixiao Huang(University of Nottingham), Rachel Haines(University of Nottingham), L. J. Evans(University of Nottingham), Rebecca Haydock(Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre), Louise Wills(University of Nottingham), Shabina Sadiq(University of Nottingham), Jon Dorling(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Ann-Marie Jones(University of Nottingham), Joanne Brooks(University of Nottingham), Seren Willson(University of Nottingham), Susanne Spas(University of Nottingham), Megan Hyslop Peart(University of Nottingham), Jay Seale(University of Nottingham), Susan Ayers(St George's, University of London), Sarah-Kate McLeavey(University of Nottingham), Sophie Webster(University of Nottingham), Eleanor J. Mitchell(University of Nottingham), James Gray(Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust), Kate F. Walker(University of Nottingham), Shalini Ojha(University of Nottingham), Reuben Ogollah(University of Nottingham), Stavros Petrou(University of Oxford), Eleanor Harrison(University of Nottingham), James G. Thornton(University of Nottingham), Jane A. Plumb(Haywards Heath Hospital)
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