The Delphi consensus technique has been used widely in health care research [ 9, 10] and its validity and trustworthiness have been the topic of many debates.
Hardly a week goes by without the news that another elusive human quality - the capacity to understand sarcasm, to give one recent example, or to judge another person's trustworthiness - has been traced to a side-alley of neuroanatomy.
One of the core concerns of the public with regard to the assessment of the trustworthiness of genomics initiatives has been the role of private partners (Vayena and Gasser 2016; Dove and Özdemir 2015).
Trustworthiness of the findings has been strengthened by local and international presentations and discussions of the results [ 64, 65].
Apparently fighting back tears (video in Japanese), Yamanaka told the press conference, "Under recent circumstances, when confidence in the trustworthiness of Japan's research has been shaken, this kind of announcement must be made.
Stewart was obviously infuriated by the experience of being investigated, yet she never came out and said so. "My public image has been one of trustworthiness, of being a fine, fine editor, a fine purveyor of historic and contemporary information for the homemaker," she told me as we ate an almost comically elaborate Chinese lunch prepared by her chef, Lily.
And she added, in her precise way, "Do you know how to spell it?" Then Stewart, describing the reaction to her plight, went on, "Well, that's puzzling to me, O.K., that's puzzling and also confusing, because my public image has been one of trustworthiness, of being a fine, fine editor, a fine purveyor of historical and contemporary information for the homemaker.
It has been suggested to divide trustworthiness into credibility, dependability, transferability and conformability [ 40].
