48 Providing services that are responsive to the needs and aspirations of an ageing population, 49 in respect of confidence and trust, might involve doctors routinely engaging in shared decision-making with older patients during consultations.
These criteria are: challenging and learning on the job, autonomy, work-life fit, support from a supervisor, a work climate of respect and trust and, of course, economic security.
We all know too well of a number of professions in our society that have lost significant amounts of respect and trust (e.g., politicians, lawyers, clergy) because of the misuse of the trust placed in them.
Participants indicated that HIV research that took into account community insights as part of the planning and implementation process could better integrate critical elements of respect, trust, empathy from researchers, and meaningful communication.
In the emergency department, it is important for nurses to create an environment of trust, respect, and acceptance.
Particularly in the IFSP meeting process, the parents reflected that there was a limited level of trust, respect, open communication, and equality between the officials and the families.
Our journey was one of trust, respect, and accommodation as we proved that Hollywood is now a global sound stage.
He worked to change a culture of conflict and opposition among environmental health stakeholders to one of trust, respect, and cooperation.
It was conducted in an atmosphere of trust, respect, empathy and genuineness [ 43], with the aim to strengthen the therapeutic alliance [ 48].
The coup is to stick around through the disillusionment, to build a basis of respect, trust and goodwill.
Parents viewed the consent process through a lens of respect, trust and feasibility.
