However, findings from literature suggest that trust of patients increases as a result of patients being satisfied with the physician's PDM style: although the development of a trusting relationship is not completely clarified, trust is believed to evolve over time and is shaped by patients' experiences and interactions with their physicians.
He hopes to achieve three things: strip out unnecessary layers in the Trust; clarify what the Trust does, including possibly doing more in public; and clarifying the role of the non-executive directors.
It would be a worthwhile, although lengthy, endeavour to clarify how trust and euthanasia attitudes and practice, respectively, shape each other, and whether the potential negative, positive, or non-existing effect of legal euthanasia on trust depends on the initial levels of trust.
"Some issues need to be clarified and trust needs to be restored once again before we enter the phase of drafting or writing the document".
"An effective two-way performance review is packed with benefits: It can facilitate clear communication between you and your boss; clarify expectations; foster trust; establish goals and a career path; identify training needs; improve performance; reveal that you're a valuable high-potential employee; and even prepare you for a promotion".
1. Setting the stage: confirm and refine the agenda, clarify roles, develop trust and define ground rules.
At the time, Trump didn't clarify that he trusted the intelligence community's assessment that Russia had interfered in the 2016 election and instead, focused on what he sees as collusion between Russian nationals and Hillary Clinton's campaign.
Then, the concept of trust will be clarified further ("Familiarity, confidence, and trust in complex systems" section) and the reader will discover three pivotal trust challenges for smart grids ("Results: three case studies about smart grids consumers, investors, and those affected" section).
But lest readers be led astray, we wish to clarify that the Great Ape Trust is in no way connected with Marc Hauser, the Harvard scientist mentioned in the essay who has been accused of falsifying data in his primate studies.
The fight over the future of the Warburg Institute came to a climax in the past few months, but it started seven years ago, when the Warburg Institute and then the University of London began to seek legal counsel in order to clarify the terms of the trust deed that, in 1944, as the Second World War raged, had brought the institute into the university.
The protesters are suspicious of a legal action launched by the university – the result is due in the autumn – seeking to clarify the terms of a trust deed signed in 1944 which committed it to caring for the collection "in perpetuity".
