Abstract Mistrust among African Americans is often considered a potential source of racial
disparities in HIV care. We sought to determine whether greater trust in one's provider …

Despite widely available and effective treatments, there are racial/ethnic disparities in HIV-
related mortality rates. The reason for inadequate HIV/AIDS management among minority …

A trustful patient–provider relationship is a strong predictor of positive outcomes, including
treatment adherence and viral suppression, among patients with HIV/AIDS. Understanding …

Interpersonal trust is an integral component of the patient-provider relationship and has
been associated with patient adherence to medications. Studies suggest African Americans …

OBJECTIVE: We sought to evaluate whether cultural distance between patients and
providers was associated with quality of care for people living with HIV/AIDS, and whether …

Lack of trust by the patient in the physicians or the healthcare system has been associated
with poorer health outcomes. The present study was designed to determine if trust in …

Stigma in health care settings can have negative consequences on women living with HIV,
such as increasing the likelihood of missed visits and reducing trust in their clinical …

Delays in accessing HIV health care and failure to adhere to providers' advice are common.
Patient trust is critical to an individual's willingness to seek care and follow the physician's …

BACKGROUND Interpersonal trust plays an important role in the clinic visit. Clinician trust in
the patient may be especially important when prescribing opioid analgesics because of …

Trust in health care providers and the health care system are essential. This study examined
factors associated with trust in providers and distrust in the health care system among …