FIRST, DO NO HARM: INSTITUTIONAL BETRAYAL AND TRUST IN HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS

Carly Parnitzke Smith Department of Psychology, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, USA Purpose: Patients’ trust in health care is increasingly recognized folk rivet sweat as important to quality care, yet questions remain about what types of health care experiences erode trust.The current study assessed the prevalence and impact of institution

In patients with malignant hematological disorders receiving immunosuppressive therapy, invasive pulmonary infections are serious complications that are associated with high morbidity and mortality.In immunocompromised hosts with impaired cellular immunity, two or more organisms may coexist leading to a wide range of clinical and radiological manif