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Focusing on trust to improve health care

Building Trust is a multi-faceted effort to increase conversation, thought leadership, research and best practices to elevate trust as an essential organizing principle for improving health care.

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Upcoming Trust Conversation

Shantanu NundY, MD

Sept. 29 – 2:00pm ET

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Previous Learning Network Webinar:

July 20, 4:00-5:00pm ET

Learn how Public Agenda crowd sourced ideas to build trust with patients and what they learned from the exercise.

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Previous Trust Conversation

COVID’S IMPACT ON TRUST

Dhruv Khullar, MD, MPP, joined Richard Baron, MD, to discuss COVID’s impact on trust in health care

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Building Trust Challenge: Parkland Health & Hospital System

PATIENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE SPOTLIGHT: Claire Sachs

PATIENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE SPOTLIGHT: Alma McCormick

Tears in my eyes

The health care system failed me when I needed it most

Trust in health care systems is necessary to address racial disparities in hypertension control

My patients don’t trust the health system, so why should they trust vaccines?

Public safety flags in medical records – the text, subtext, and repercussions

Can you see me?

We must create a safer and more equitable training environment for clinicians

Make changes together to build trust

My doctor judged me by my appearance

The U.S. boasts some of the most advanced health care in the world. So why can’t some people find care in their own backyard?

Patient Advisory Committee Spotlight: Janice Tufte

Patient Advisory Committee Spotlight: Susan Perez

Patient Advisory Committee Spotlight: Gwen Darien

Leading Internal Medicine Organizations Award Nearly $300K in Grants to Promote a More Equitable U.S. Health System

How do you trust a health system after you have seen its cracks?

COVID’s Impact on Trust

59% of U.S. Adults Say Health Care System Discriminates At Least “Somewhat,” Negatively Affecting Trust

How COVID-19 May Be the Catalyst We Need to Accelerate Trust in Medicine

Fighting Maternal Health Disparities and Building Trust in the Pittsburgh Region

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