In literature, the most important aspects of the community patient's trust in community health delivery system consisted of trust in medical institution, trust in doctor, trust in prescription, and trust in recommended medical examination [ 4, 5, 23, 25, 35].
Our focus in the interviews was on understanding patient trust in public and private hospitals, and the various elements of the hospital systems (e.g. doctors, nurses, cleanliness, anticipated benefits/barriers, choice etc)., stemming from the conceptual importance of both interpersonal and institution trust.
It's fair to argue that the KPK is Indonesia's only institution trusted by the people.
On September 18th he called for the creation of a "mortgage and financial institutions trust" to prevent weak institutions from becoming insolvent.
A significant percentage of our clients are banking institutions, trust companies, lawyers, and accountants who are also obliged to perform due diligence on their clients.
The most generous funders are typically those who get to know our institutions, trust our people, and feel comfortable investing with us.
Without costly deals with the opposition, Mr Tusk lacks the parliamentary majority to overrule him.Bad relations between prime minister and president have spilled into a row about the central bank, one of the few public institutions trusted by most Poles.
According to the annual Edelman Trust Barometer, Chinese citizens see their government as a highly trusted institution, while Americans' trust in government has rarely been lower.
By Hendrik Hertzberg As an institution, the trust fund has been good to the Bush clan.
Indeed, that's an important reason people give; they want to be told what to think from an institution they trust.
Remember, too, that all of the anti-Trump rhetoric is coming from the media, an institution Americans trust less and less.
