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Trust and the Ethics of Health Care Institutions
Hastings Center Report 31 (6):26-33 (2001)
Abstract
Though trust is essential to relationships between people, including that between patient and clinician, its role in organizational ethics is largely unexplored. Nonetheless, trust is also ideally a part of the relationship between patient and health care institution, both because it is desirable in and of itself, and because it makes for better medical care.Other Versions
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