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Correction: From mental health detention to health systems reform: Co-producing policy and practice recommendations with Black men, their communities, and health and social care professionals

By Elaine Craig, Caroline Leah, Jeremy Dixon, Anna Bergqvist, Isaiah Brodrick, Debbie Best, Kim Heyes, Joy Duxbury, Alina Haines-Delmont · · 1 min read

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The affiliation for the fourth and sixth author is incorrect. Anna Bergqvist and Debbie Best are not affiliated with #4 but with #1: School of Nursing and Public Health, Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom.

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