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Near Miss Reporting and Organizational Learning in Health Care: Conceptual Framework Development Study

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Published in:JMIR Human Factors
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Published: 2026
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title Near Miss Reporting and Organizational Learning in Health Care: Conceptual Framework Development Study
title_auth Near Miss Reporting and Organizational Learning in Health Care: Conceptual Framework Development Study
title_full Near Miss Reporting and Organizational Learning in Health Care: Conceptual Framework Development Study
title_fullStr Near Miss Reporting and Organizational Learning in Health Care: Conceptual Framework Development Study
title_full_unstemmed Near Miss Reporting and Organizational Learning in Health Care: Conceptual Framework Development Study
title_short Near Miss Reporting and Organizational Learning in Health Care: Conceptual Framework Development Study
title_sort near miss reporting and organizational learning in health care: conceptual framework development study
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Public Health
Medical & Health Sciences
url https://humanfactors.jmir.org/2026/1/e87846