Objective: Patient's trust in their physician is crucial for desirable treatment outcomes such
as satisfaction and adherence. In oncology, trust is possibly even more essential, due to the …

Objective: Patients' trust in their physician is crucial for an optimal treatment. Yet, among
oncology patients, for whom trust might be especially important, research into trust is limited …

Background Cancer patients need to trust their oncologist to embark in the process of
oncologic treatment. Yet, it is unclear how oncologist communication contributes to such …

Background. The degree of trust in and satisfaction with the physician has been shown to
have important implications for treatment outcomes. This study aims to examine individual …

This paper examines conceptions of trust among three groups of respondents diagnosed
with either breast cancer, Lyme disease or mental illness. Interviews were carried out using …

Objective. To develop and test a multi‐item measure for general trust in physicians, in
contrast with trust in a specific physician. Data Sources. Random national telephone survey …

PURPOSE: To investigate the effect of a one-day workshop in which physicians were taught
trust-building behaviors on their patients' levels of trust and on outcomes of care. METHOD …

Trust is widely acknowledged as an essential ingredient in patient-physician relationships.
Given a dearth of situation-specific measures designed to quantify patients' trust in their …

BACKGROUND Interpersonal trust is an important component of the patient-doctor
relationship. Little is known about patients' trust in the multiple providers seen when …

OBJECTIVE: Aim was to investigate the psychometric properties of a Dutch version of the
“Wake Forest Physician Trust Scale”, which intends to measure patients' trust in their …