One participant mentioned having a confidant in the residential care facility with whom she had an interpersonal relationship characterized by support, trust, and feeling valued.
As regards the health care provider, the ability to establish a patient-provider relationship characterized by clear communication, trust and mutual understanding is essential to ensuring patient adherence [ 18, 20, 54, 56, 57].
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Mr. Denis and Mr. Powell have had a political relationship characterized by a series of hot and cold phases.
The initial familial relationship gives way to a relationship characterized by caregiving.
I believe that discussions about children's BMI should stay in the doctor's (or other health care professional's) office -- with open communication and positive relationships characterized by sensitivity, honesty, trust and respect, as recommended in a 2012 review in Pediatric Obesity.
At this meeting they highlighted that "an interprofessional collaboration asks for a shared vision of the specific professional practice of each member, and the development of relationships characterized by collegiality and trust, which will support client satisfaction" (minutes of the FMG group meeting on January 23 , 2004.
A key factor for healthy and authentic spiritualities is authentic relationships, relationships characterized by intimacy, love, interdependence, trust, respect and mutuality.
A recurrent theme woven throughout the data reflected the importance of a meaningful relationship between a woman and her prenatal care provider that was characterized by trust.
If, on the other hand, you're in a workplace culture that's characterized by trust and psychological safety and strong, close relationships, then I think it's very important to communicate this, and actually, they may be not only supportive, but actually going through it themselves, and that can deepen the relationship.
Duncan: In an organization or a relationship that has not been characterized by trust and openness, what are the keys to making that transition?
