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Building public trust in preparation for future health shocks: a research agenda.
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Public trust: Reclaiming or preserving?
Health Care Management Review, 1994The public trusts hospitals for their diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities, while resentful of the high costs of care. A comprehensive national health care program will increase the public's distrust of health care when its goals are not met. It is more desirable to incrementally add benefits in a national program beginning with a catastrophic ...
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Public Health, Public Trust and Lobbying
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2007Each year, infection with Human Papillomavirus (HPV) leads to millions of abnormal Pap smears and thousands of cases of cervical cancer in the US. Throughout the developing world, where Pap smears are less common, HPV is a leading cause of cancer death among women.
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Vaccine Trust as a Public Trust
Pediatric Infectious Disease Society of the Philippines Journal, 2019In September 2019, the Department of Health declared a polio outbreak after two cases of the paralyzing disease were confirmed in the country. After outbreaks of measles and dengue in the same year, another outbreak of a vaccine-preventable disease has once again put into sharp focus the declining vaccination rates in the Philippines.
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The Modern Law Review, 2006
Public, as distinct from charitable, trusts were authoritatively recognised in 1827, when the House of Lords determined that the permanent basis of equitable jurisdiction protected ‘public money’ from unlawful application, on the same basis as charitable funds were protected.
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Public, as distinct from charitable, trusts were authoritatively recognised in 1827, when the House of Lords determined that the permanent basis of equitable jurisdiction protected ‘public money’ from unlawful application, on the same basis as charitable funds were protected.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
It seems as if no one really knows the meaning of the term “public Trust” used in the Religious Test Clause of Article VI of the U.S. Constitution. This Article is the first scholarly attempt to define the term by exploring historical evidence pre-dating the nation’s founding through the Constitution’s adoption, including British and colonial trust law
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It seems as if no one really knows the meaning of the term “public Trust” used in the Religious Test Clause of Article VI of the U.S. Constitution. This Article is the first scholarly attempt to define the term by exploring historical evidence pre-dating the nation’s founding through the Constitution’s adoption, including British and colonial trust law
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2014
No matter what your personal view on whether belief conspiracy theories can ever be rational, the fact that conspiracies can and do occur here and now — in both the private and public spheres — is challenging for some. For example, if it turns out that pharmaceutical companies are suppressing new and cheaper treatments — in order to increase their ...
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No matter what your personal view on whether belief conspiracy theories can ever be rational, the fact that conspiracies can and do occur here and now — in both the private and public spheres — is challenging for some. For example, if it turns out that pharmaceutical companies are suppressing new and cheaper treatments — in order to increase their ...
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