Similarly, technical debates about data protection principles are unlikely to make citizens feel empowered and trustful.
If I even get a trustful person, I feel, if I told them my story, that they will just be surprised or shocked and they cannot keep this secret from others, they will try to share it with other people.
It makes the patient (and relative) feel understood and creates a trustful environment, both during and after the consultation, which is a prerequisite for reflection on the information provided and the decision to undergo treatment.
To develop a trustful relationship, informal carers must feel confident that the HCP would act in their interest and according to the needs of the person with dementia.
The extensive interaction of junior staff through mentorships and exchanges helped a young cadre of staff to feel engaged in the partnership and built trustful relationships with London staff through joint working and support.
They are more sure of their Hong Kong identity, less sure of their future prospects and less trustful of government or leaders in whose appointment they still feel they do not have enough say".
A trustful relation to the CAM practitioner furthermore made some of them feel safe in their use of herbal medicine and CDT in combination.
I feel kind of uncomfortable about being on a dating app, because I'm a little less trustful of people.
Rereading Sir Walter Scott Or Through the Looking Glass, it's impossible not To feel how adult life, with its storms and follies, Is letting up, leaving me ten years old, Trustful, inventive, once more good as gold -- And counting on this to help, should a new spasm Wake the gray sleeper, or to improve his chances When ceilings flush with unheard ambulances.
For example, a nurse may feel that challenging a senior doctor about hand disinfection in front of a patient would threaten the trustful doctor-patient-relationship which outweighs the risk of infection and consequently decide to withhold her voice.
