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Constructing a Conceptual Model for Measuring Physician-Patient Trust: Integrating Theory and Research.

Jul 2026 · Health Care Analysis · 0 citations · 37 references
Medicine

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This study draws on the established distinction between trust as a way of relating to a known autonomous moral agent and confidence in systems, with familiarity serving as a conceptual bridge through which system confidence can become interpersonal trust.

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