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Title: From Health Aid to Symbiotic Development: The Paradigm
Evolution of Ningxia-Benin Medical Collaboration (1978-2023)
Total pages: 8 pages (153-160)
(1) The
original content:
......, yet few have systematically analyzed their evolution
mechanisms (Okafor & Mensah, 2023)
The revised content:
......, yet few have systematically analyzed their evolution
mechanisms (Gao & Xu, 2023).
(2) The
original content:
Okafor, C. N., &
Mensah, A. K. (2023). Long-term primary health care collaboration between China
and Africa: Lessons from Tanzania’s rural health centers. African Journal of
Primary Health Care & Family Medicine, 15(1), 1-8.
https://doi.org/10.4102/ajphcfm.v15i1.2897
The revised content:
Gao, L., & Xu,
J. (2023). Public health engagement: new opportunities and challenges in 60
years of China’s health aid to Africa. BMJ Global Health, 8, 1-9.
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjgh-2023-012302
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original content:
......, the lack of clear regulatory frameworks for traditional
medicine practitioners limits its scale-up in rural clinics (Agbodjogbe &
Yao, 2024).
The revised content:
......, the lack of
clear regulatory frameworks for traditional medicine practitioners limits its
scale-up in rural clinics (Nzimande et al., 2021).
(4) The
original content:
Agbodjogbe, M.,
& Yao, A. (2024). Integration of traditional medicine into Benin’s primary
health care system: Policy barriers and community acceptance. African
Journal of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine, 16(2), 45-53.
https://doi.org/10.4102/ajphcfm.v16i2.3102
The revised content:
Nzimande, S. I.,
Moshabela, M., & Zuma et al. (2021). Barriers and facilitators of
traditional health practitioners’ regulation requirements: a qualitative study.
Journal of Global Health Reports, 5, e2021014.
https://doi.org/10.29392/001c.21402
(5) The
original content:
This platform
leveraged Ningxia’s first-mover advantage as a national “Internet + Healthcare”
demonstration zone (Guo, 2023), ...
The revised content:
This platform
leveraged Ningxia’s first-mover advantage as a national “Internet + Healthcare”
demonstration zone (Huang, 2023), ...
(6) The
original content:
......., breaking
spatiotemporal constraints (Guo, 2023)
The revised content:
......., breaking
spatiotemporal constraints (Huang, 2023)
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original content:
.......,
highlighting the need for institutionalized training protocols in South-South
health cooperation (Mahlangu & Zhang, 2022).
The revised content:
.......,
highlighting the need for institutionalized training protocols in South-South
health cooperation (Nzimande et al., 2021).
(8) Delete the references as follows:
Guo, J. (2023).
Ningxia’s practice of “Internet + medical health” in foreign aid. International
Assistance, (1), 45-52.
Mahlangu, S., &
Zhang, L. (2022). South-South cooperation for family medicine training in
Africa: A case study of Sino-South African partnerships. African Journal of
Primary Health Care & Family Medicine, 14(3), 22-30.
https://doi.org/10.4102/ajphcfm.v14i3.2671
South-South Health Cooperation; Global Health Governance; Capacity-building; Symbiotic Development; Paradigm Evolution
Correct errors in printing: Hongmei Cui, Jingwen Yang, Yue Zhang, Xiuyuan Zhang. From Health Aid to Symbiotic Development: The Paradigm Evolution of Ningxia-Benin Medical Collaboration (1978-2023) [J]. Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, 2026, 10(2):153-160.
Erratum:From Health Aid to Symbiotic Development: The Paradigm Evolution of Ningxia-Benin Medical Collaboration (1978-2023)
How to cite this paper: Hongmei Cui, Jingwen Yang, Yue Zhang, Xiuyuan Zhang. (2026) Erratum:From Health Aid to Symbiotic Development: The Paradigm Evolution of Ningxia-Benin Medical Collaboration (1978-2023). Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, 10(5), 602-603.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jhass.2026.05.016