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Organizations should be congruent with population aims and distinct societal features and enhance public willingness to attend to health messaging, accept recommendations, and adhere to treatments. In recent years, public trust in health institutions has gained recognition as a highly important aspect of health policy, becoming an indicator for healthcare systems and providing governments and institutions with information on their performance from users` perspectives. Although the concept of public trust is difficult to define and investigate, recent studies in several countries have focused on patients` trust in healthcare organizations, examining its impacts on the . . .
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