Who Do You Trust?

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 44 (4):589-591 (2016)
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The ability of patients to trust physicians to act in their best interests is a critical aspect of a welfare-maximizing relationship. This commentary discusses physician trustworthiness within the framework of the Affordable Care Act and considers steps to reinforce trustworthy behavior.

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