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Interpersonal trust in doctor-patient relationship: Evidence from dyadic analysis and association with quality of dyadic communication

18 December 2022

As members of diadic relationships, both patients and doctors influence each other's behaviour and are interdependent on each other because they share a common past history and ultimately a common future. The study found that if a doctor reported a high level of trust in a particular patient, the patient reported a similarly high level of trust. Higher quality communication was positively related to the effects of trust in the relationship. This study highlights the importance of trust in the doctor-patient relationship as a diadic and interdependent phenomenon.

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