Davies et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Managing patient trust in managed careDavies et al., 2000
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- Davies H
- Rundall T
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- The Milbank Quarterly
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Patient trust has been identified as an important element in the patient‐physician relationship. However, common features of managed care, such as risk‐sharing, utilization review, and limitations on benefits, may erode the traditionally high trust that patients have in …
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