Aims NICE guideline CG183 states that “both the drug and description of reaction must be documented on all forms prescription in a patient's medical records”. Black Country Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (BCPNFT) documents allergy status both paper charts Electronic Patient Record“"Ri”" (EPR). Incomplete Allergy Status EPR poses significant patient safety risk, particularly an era hybrid work...

Telemedicine use has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, but uptake among patient populations not been equitable. Lack of access to technology or broadband connection contributes digital divide, additional factors at provider-level may contribute. We aimed identify barriers and facilitators inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) telemedicine with a focus on trust patient-provider relationship. Pa...

OBJECTIVE Little empirical evidence exists to support either side of the ongoing debate over whether legalising physician aid in dying would undermine patient trust. DESIGN A random national sample of 1117 US adults were asked about their level of agreement with a statement that they would trust their doctor less if "euthanasia were legal [and] doctors were allowed to help patients die". RE...

BACKGROUND Nearly half of all medical visits are to specialist physicians, yet little is known about patients' outpatient experiences with specialists or how patients' characteristics and experiences are related to trust in specialist physicians. METHODS We surveyed patients who had a new patient visit with a cardiologist, neurologist, nephrologist, gastroenterologist, or rheumatologist pract...

This article describes the development of a valid and reliable instrument to measure different dimensions of public trust in health care in the Netherlands. This instrument is needed because the concept was not well developed, or operationalized in earlier research. The new instrument will be used in a research project to monitor trust and to predict behaviour of people such as consulting "alte...

UNLABELLED Trust in physicians is the unwritten covenant between the patient and the physician that the physician will do what is in the best interest of the patient. This forms the undercurrent of all healthcare relationships. Several scales exist for assessment of trust in physicians in developed healthcare settings, but to our knowledge none of these have been developed in a developing count...

PURPOSE Patients' trust in health care is increasingly recognized as important to quality care, yet questions remain about what types of health care experiences erode trust. The current study assessed the prevalence and impact of institutional betrayal on patients' trust and engagement in health care. PARTICIPANTS AND METHODS Participants who had sought health care in the US in October 2013 w...

Objective: Little empirical evidence exists to support either side of the ongoing debate over whether legalising physician aid in dying would undermine patient trust. Design: A random national sample of 1117 US adults were asked about their level of agreement with a statement that they would trust their doctor less if ‘‘euthanasia were legal [and] doctors were allowed to help patients die’’. Re...