Correction: Farrukh, A.; Mayberry, J. Apparent Disparities in Hospital Admission and Biologic Use in the Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease between 2014–2018 in Some Black and Ethnic Minority (BEM) Populations in England. Gastrointest. Disord. 2020, 2, 144–151

The authors wish to make the following correction to this paper [1]:

In the original article, there was a mistake in

Table 1. Hospital admission statistics and biologic use in the management of inflammatory bowel disease between 2014–2018 in selected NHS trusts with significant Black and Ethnic Minority (BEM) populations in England.

	White British	White Irish	White Other	White	Afro-Caribbean	Asian
Wye Valley NHS Trust
In-Patient Admissions
Population	172,000	750	7200
Cases of IBD	3368	24	112
Expected Cases of IBD	3368	15	141
Proportion Statistic		1.46	−1.8
Significance		n.s.	n.s.
University Hospitals of Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
Use of Biologics
Population	334,000	3900	22,000	360,000	19,000
Cases of IBD	429	5	16	450	<5
Expected Cases of IBD	429	5	28	450	24
Proportion Statistic			1.8		−3.78
Significance		n.s.	n.s.		p < 0.002
Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust
Use of Biologics
Population	136,000	444	3700
Cases of IBD	165	3	8
Expected Cases of IBD	165	1	5
Proportion Statistic		−1	−0.8
Significance		n.s.	n.s.
Croydon Health Services NHS Trust
In-Patient Admissions
Population	172,000	5400	2300	180,000	60,500
Cases of IBD	1475	46	20	1706	230
Expected Cases of IBD	1475	63	168		573
Proportion Statistic		−1.6	11		−61.4
Significance		n.s.	p < 0.0001		p < 0.00001
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
In-Patient Admissions
Population				276,000	14,100
Cases of IBD				5133	52
Expected Cases of IBD				5133	262
Proportion Statistic					9.4
Significance					p < 0.00001
University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust
In-Patient Admissions
Population				377,000	7500
Cases of IBD				16,111	69
Expected Cases of IBD				16,111	321
Proportion Statistic					−12.9
Significance					p < 0.00001
University Hospitals of Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Use of Biologics
Population				622,000	78,000
Cases of IBD				94	6
Expected Cases of IBD				94	12
Proportion Statistic					−1.4
Significance					n.s.
Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
In-Patient Admissions:
Population				170,000	78,500
Cases of IBD				13,003	2257
Expected Cases of IBD				13,003	6004
Proportion Statistic					−42.3
Significance					p < 0.00001
NorthWest Anglia NHS Foundation Trust
In-Patient Admissions
Population	159,000	1500	22,000			18,000
Cases of IBD	8161	39	305			236
Expected Cases of IBD	8161	77	1129			924
Proportion Statistic		−3.6	−22.1			−20.5
Significance		p < 0.0003	p < 0.00001			p < 0.00001
The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
In-Patient Admissions
Population	71,000	800	2900		2800	2100
Cases of IBD	3710	27	118		8	37
Expected Cases of IBD	3710	42	152		146	110
Proportion Statistic		−1.8	−2.1		−11.3	−6.1
Significance		n.s.	p < 0.03		p < 0.00001	p <0.00001

n.s. = not significant, IBD = Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

, as published. For Croydon Health Services NHS Trust, the Cases of IBD in White Irish should be 46; the Cases of IBD in White Other should be 20; the Expected cases of IBD in White Irish should be 63; and the Expected cases of IBD in White Other should be 168.