The trust crisis in healthcare
Subtitle: causes, consequences, and cures
By: edited by David A. Shore
Contributors: Shore, David A
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 209
Subjects: Medical care -- United States; Trust -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: The (sorry) state of trust in the American healthcare enterprise / David A. Shore; title: Why Americans don't trust the government and don't trust healthcare / Robert J. Blendon; title: Skeptical patients: performance, social capital, and culture / Pippa Norris; title: Building quality in the healthcare environment / Donald M. Berwick; title: Medical errors and patient safety / Lucian L. Leape; title: Assessing quality: today's data and a research agenda / Christine G. Williams; title: Patients' trust in their doctors: are we losing ground? / Dana Gelb Safran; title: Healthcare research: can patients trust physician scientists? / Greg Koski; title: Medical education: teaching doctors to be trustworthy / Jordan J. Cohen; title: Trustworthy information: medical journals and the Internet / George D. Lundberg; title: Trustworthy information: the role of the media / Trudy Lieberman; title: Confusion at the table: can we trust that our food is healthy? / Walter C. Willett; title: Trust in vaccines / Marie C. McCormick; title: Trust in the trenches: developing the patient-physician dyad in medical genetics / Susan P. Pauker; title: Gaining competitive advantage in the healthcare marketplace by building trust / David A. Shore; title: The changing relationship between health plans and their members / Charles M. Cutler; title: Building trust in a healthcare system / Michael J. Dowling; title: Building trust in the clinician's office and at the bedside / Richard Toran and Howard King; title: Conclusion: trust in healthcare, trust in society / Marc J. Roberts