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Focusing on trust to improve health care

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Intentionally building trust through system changes

October 25, 2022 | 4:00pm ET

In spring 2020, The Johns Hopkins Hospital’s medical intensive care unit (MICU) and Chaplain Elizabeth Tracey quickly realized that her colleagues were having a difficult time connecting with patients, and patients with their care providers, and devised a way for MICU clinicians to learn more about their patients in order to better treat them – through short audio interviews with family members.

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Politics: An unlikely answer to the crisis of medical mistrust

Don’t impress, just express

The importance of medical communication in building trust

From personal connections to community advocacy

Yo quiero aprender mas

Two missed proms

Humility and trust  

I hurt like you

Apologize, acknowledge, amends: respecting patient autonomy

Healing through trust

Ensuring public trust in medicine within our communities

Optimistic in the Face of Impotence

The puzzle of trust in emergency medicine

Trust that we won’t go back

Building Trust Through Diversity, Health Care Equity & Inclusion in Internal Medicine Training: Grantee Update

Hunting for zebras

Building a research community focused on trust in health care

Who gets to ask the questions and who has to answer?

Misinformation grant program

Building Trust at Northwestern Medicine through the African American Transplant Access Program

The true impact of DEI in health systems

ABIM Foundation and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement Partner to Build Trust in US Health Systems

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