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JAMA. 2003;289:3242.

Incorrect Wording: In the Review article entitled "Recent Trends in Disability and Functioning Among Older Adults in the United States: A Systematic Review" published in the December 25, 2002, issue of THE JOURNAL, there was incorrect wording. On page 3140, in the middle column, the sentence that read "The study had 2 flaws for assessing national trends: it drew on a select sample and changed how it administered the survey (from in-person to over the telephone) and made extensive question changes" should have read "The study [based on Framingham data] had 3 flaws for assessing trends: it drew on select samples, provided only 2 measurement points, and had changes in the field work (Table 2).

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