What Is Public Trust in the Health System?

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"The perfect guide for those seeking the public's trust in the use of their health data, essential if the many potential benefits are to be realised." Sir Nick Black, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine "Gille has done a masterful job in mapping the myriad of trust relationships needed to build legitimacy in health systems, and charts paths forward in a challenging era." Heidi J Larson, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine "The Covid pandemic brought the role that public trust plays in health policy and implementation into sharper focus. It also illustrated the limited understanding of the concept of public trust, its influence and how it can be built and sustained. This timely, accessible and important book goes a long way to filling this gap by providing a comprehensive analysis unpacking these key questions exemplified by empirical evidence from recent challenges faced by the health system." Michael Calnan, University of Kent





"Gille has effectively enhanced the precision of the public trust concept within the domain of the health system. The book is an informative introduction to the topic for a diverse readership including Sociologists and Health Communication Specialists." Sociology of Health & Illness