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1. • • To build public trust, health system actors need to not rush trust building; engage with the public; keep the public safe; offer autonomy to the public; plan for diverse trust relationships; recognise that trust is shaped by both emotion and rational thought; represent the public interest; and work towards realising a net benefit for the health system and the public.
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2. www.nih.gov › about-nih › what-we-doCommunicating Trustworthiness and Fostering Trust

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   Apr 3, 2024 · Health and science communicators can’t simply expect trust from their audiences. How can you convey why scientists or claims should be considered trustworthy? In this post, Dr. John C. Besley explores the dimensions of trustworthiness beliefs.

3. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullHow We Can Rebuild Trust in Science—And Why We Must

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   Jul 24, 2018 · Last, we can build and sustain strong infrastructure for rapid response to emergent crises of public health. Openly conferring international recognition and honor to this kind of service can build public value and trust.

   • Author: Katharina Boele-Woelki, Joseph S. Francisco, Ulrike Hahn, Joachim Herz

   • Publish Year: 2018

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5. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC6143205Effective Engagement Requires Trust and Being Trustworthy

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   A systematic review identified 45 instruments that measure trust.6 The most frequently identified dimensions of trust in health systems are honesty, competency, fidelity, confidentiality, and global/system trust, whereas safety, fairness, and communication are more consistently identified dimensions of trust in the research setting. All but 2 ...

6. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC9297454Evidence-based guiding principles to build public trust in ...

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   Informed by a new conceptual framework of public trust in the health system, we derived guiding principles designed to foster public trust in data use within the health system, using examples drawn from the COVID-19 pandemic.

7. www.aspeninstitute.org › publications › tactics-forTactics for Trust: A Practitioner’s Playbook for Building ...

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   Building public trust in science is a vital challenge facing all scientists and science communicators. It is refreshing to find an evidence-based guide that acknowledges the importance of diversity, service and empathy and emphasises genuine public participation in science.

8. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesRestoring public trust in science with the help of the ...

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   Aug 5, 2020 · A thorough analysis of the underlying worldviews and anthropologies of science and the language it uses could help to maintain the rigour of science and public trust in research.

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   How do scientists foster trust with the public?

   • To foster trust with the public, scientists should 1) ensure their expert communities foster debate among diverse participants and from diverse perspectives and 2) share the value commitments that shape their science. Why should the public trust science?

   What makes science trustworthy? A guide for the public

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   Why do we need a trust in science?

   • Years of delay resulted. What is needed is an account of trust in science that enables the public to assess current science for trustworthiness, does not need to wait for a consensus to emerge, and can actually be utilised by a non-expert public.

   What makes science trustworthy? A guide for the public

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   What grounds the trustworthiness of scientific expertise for the public?

   • When debate is ongoing, members of the public can place trust in such an expert. The expert would make judgments about the science the way a member of the public would if they had the necessary expertise. This view of what grounds the trustworthiness of scientific expertise for the public encompasses cases of consensus.

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   Why is Trust important in research?

   • Within the research setting, and perhaps more broadly in the health care system, the focus on trust is often on changing the patients, participants, or community members to make them more trusting. The attention is on the public’s lack of trust or distrust in research, and typically not on whether researchers are trustworthy.

   Effective Engagement Requires Trust and Being Trustworthy

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   How can research institutions improve trust?

   • Researchers and research institutions must place greater emphasis on being trustworthy and creating a culture that is inclusive and mutually respectful. This will require a shift in how researchers consider trust such that patient and community perspectives on trustworthiness of the research enterprise are more central.

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   Can health communicators build trust?

   • Unfortunately, health communicators can’t simply expect trust from their audiences. But complaining about possible losses in reported confidence will not build trust. What health communicators can do is provide real reasons for why a person should see scientists, doctors, and research entities as trustworthy in specific contexts.

   Communicating Trustworthiness and Fostering Trust

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10. en.unesco.org › inclusivepolicylab › analyticsWhat makes science trustworthy? A guide for the public - UNESCO

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    Dec 27, 2022 · To foster trust with the public, scientists should 1) ensure their expert communities foster debate among diverse participants and from diverse perspectives and 2) share the value commitments that shape their science.