The reason the chief medical officer, not a minister, fronted the MMR vaccination debate was not just clinical knowledge but the fact that he was more trusted by parents, precisely because he wasn't a politician.
But unlike N. T. Rama Rao of Andhra Pradesh or M. G. Ramachandran of Tamil Nadu, film stars, now dead, who became the chief ministers of their states, Mr. Rajkumar has stayed out of politics -- and is all the more trusted by his fans because of it.
Lynton Crosby, the Australian strategist who is the Tories' campaign director, has urged the party to stick to the economy, its strongest card, and told it there are no votes to be won on health because Labour is more trusted on the issue.
Women, too, would need more trust, because they perceive a greater risk, since they are more risk averse.
The expectation was that less healthy enrolees would need more trust because they need to take a greater risk, since they are more likely to need care now and in the near future.
This finding is in favor of a study performed in Pakistan which reports that married women with children are more likely to be accepted by the community for the reason that the community members they reach with family planning and other health messages will be more trusting and receptive to their messages because they exemplifying themselves when delivering key health messages [ 18].
In the end a successful capitalist system succeeds because it makes people more trusting.
No more trusting the "elites"!
Many new media formats, like Twitter, are also dominated by traditional journalists working at print newspapers, because they break stories more often, and are trusted because of their umbrella brands.
They will acquire more trust in you because they will have learned you are honest with them.
