curve and technical problems with implementation early in use. Surveys show that physicians and staffmembers believe that theAWS improvescommunication, teamengagement,patient safety, and compliancewith Surgical Care Improvement Project measures. Future goals for the AWS at our facility include tracking nearmisses to improve patient safety and staff educationopportunities,developingastructuredfe...

BACKGROUND Despite the recent proliferation in research on patient trust, it is seldom a primary outcome, and is often a peripheral area of interest. The length of our original scales to measure trust may limit their use because of the practical needs to minimize both respondent burden and research cost. The objective of this study was to develop three abbreviated scales to measure trust in: (1...

OBJECTIVE This study is the first to examine the influence of implicit attitudes toward automation on users' trust in automation. BACKGROUND Past empirical work has examined explicit (conscious) influences on user level of trust in automation but has not yet measured implicit influences. We examine concurrent effects of explicit propensity to trust machines and implicit attitudes toward autom...

BACKGROUND Trust is essential in the workplace, yet no systematic studies of trust among pediatric critical care professionals have been done. OBJECTIVE To determine the feasibility of measuring trust in a pediatric intensive care unit by using established scales from the corporate world and to determine what behaviors build, break, and rebuild trust. METHODS The Reina Trust and Betrayal Mo...

Peer-to-peer networks have become increasingly popular in the recent years. In an open peer-to-peer network peers often have to interact with unknown peers and need to manage the risk in their communications. It is very important for peers to select a trustworthy peer to accomplish a task. Peers must be able to determine the trustworthiness of other peers to increasing uncertainty and risk. Thu...

The literature contains research regarding how trust is formed in healthcare settings but rarely discusses trust formation in an emergent care population. A literature review was conducted to determine which of the trust determinants are important for this process as well as how to develop a scale to measure trust. A search generated a total of 155 articles, 65 of which met eligibility criteria...

In recent years, collaborative filtering (CF) methods are important and widely accepted techniques are available for recommender systems. One of these techniques is user based that produces useful recommendations based on the similarity by the ratings of likeminded users. However, these systems suffer from several inherent shortcomings such as data sparsity and cold start problems. With the dev...

The research described in this paper is concerned with examining trust issues in global teams and whether there are any implications for trust in respect to the cultural orientation of firms. Trust is the individual’s (or group’s) belief that another individual (or group) makes good faith efforts to behave in accordance with any commitments both explicit and implicit. This research was carried ...

A Trust Management model that provides a measure of the degree to which a principal is trusted for some action is proposed. At the heart of the model is the notion that triangular norms and conorms provide a natural and consistent interpretation for trust aggregation across delegation chains. It is argued that specifying how trust is aggregated is as important as specifying a degree of trust va...

Trust plays an important role in making collaborative decisions about service evaluation and service selection in pervasive computing. Context is a fundamental concept in pervasive systems, which is based on the interpretation of environment and systems. The dynamic nature of context can strongly affect trust management and service selection. In this paper, we present a context-based trust mana...