During the early part of 2020, there has been an abundance of critically important research
on Covid-19 from medical, epidemiological and virological disciplines. There is now an …

The central argument in this paper is that “public trust” is critical for developing and
maintaining the health and wellbeing of individuals, communities, and societies. I argue that …

Trust in physicians has declined, and surveys of public opinion show a poor level of public
trust in physicians. Commodification of health care has been speculated as a plausible …

The provision of population-oriented, on-demand digital health services in many countries
exemplifies the perceived utility of digital health services in supporting population health …

Background Waiting times for hospital appointments, treatment and/or surgery have become
a major political and health service problem, leading to national maximum waiting times and …

Managing immigration is a challenge at the political, economic, and social levels. Clarifying
the social psychological antecedents behind the onset of negative attitudes towards …

Context The COVID-19 pandemic has reignited a commitment from the health policy and
health services research communities to rebuilding trust in healthcare and created a …

Numerous food safety incidents have gained public attention and motivated consumers to
seek safer and healthier products. Some governments have responded by enacting …

Objectives Despite increasing research attention on public trust in health care systems,
empirical evidence on this topic in the developing world is limited and inconclusive. This …

Mobile health apps, particularly personal health records (PHRs), play a vital role in
healthcare digitalization. However, the varying governance approaches for providing PHR …