Relationships in healthcare are important and trust is crucial to those relationships. However, it has been on the decline in the United States. We speak with the executive vice president of the ABIM Foundation and representatives from the 8 winning organizations of the foundation's Trust Practice Challenge about the programs they implemented to rebuild trust.
Relationships in healthcare are important and trust is crucial to those relationships. However, it has been on the decline in the United States.
The ABIM Foundation recently sought to improve trust in healthcare by identifying and promoting best practices with the Trust Practice Challenge. In this podcast, Daniel Wolfson, executive vice president of the ABIM Foundation, and representatives from the 8 winning organizations of the challenge discuss trust in healthcare and what programs they implemented.
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