Near-wins in the pursuit of quality: does transparency matter if no one is looking?

Bell, Sigall K, and Catherine DesRoches. 2025. “Near-Wins in the Pursuit of Quality: Does Transparency Matter If No One Is Looking?”. BMJ Quality & Safety.

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