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Trust in Patient Centered IT	December 4th, 2009	Christian Seebode	No Comments »
But how much trust is really needed to support a patient’s individual health? Maybe this is not the right question because trust is a concept with a general image but individual consequences. What feels right and trustworthy for one person is unacceptable for another. Additionally the trust needed for a patient â€“ physician dialogue in […]

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