Some patients, however, reject the living will completely because they see no need for this document or mistrust possible actions by physicians; thus, they are confident that their family will handle things without any written directions.
Possible mechanisms include medical mistrust, poor patient-provider communication and decreased satisfaction with care (Hausmann et al. 2011; LaVeist et al. 2000).
A more serious incident might be one involving a U.S., Russian, or Chinese military satellite in a time of crisis, where there could be considerably more tension, mistrust, and possible counter-actions.
Supporters of recently elected President Hassan Rouhani generally agree that his negotiating team got the best outcome possible given decades of mistrust between the West and Iran.
As one participant commented, "You're doing a utilitarian calculus, which goes against patient autonomy in favor of trying to identify as many HIV positive patients as possible, and that creates mistrust in the patient-physician relationship".
The black leader said whites in South Africa still harbored mistrust over the possible consequences of one-person-one-vote politics.
This unprecedented willingness, coupled with Sadat's diplomatic initiatives and intercession by the United States to break barriers of mistrust between Egypt and Israel, made possible the long series of discussions between both nations.
Another possible factor, which adds to the mistrust and fear of physicians, is the recurring practice of doctors dismissing diagnoses and treatments that other physicians have identified for patients.
The wild popularity of social news is made possible today especially because of the general mistrust people have of mainstream media (which hasn't gotten any better lately).
