Impact of empowerment on public participation awareness in community renewal projects: mediating role of trust and community identity by Chunling Sun, Jingjing Liu, Yifei Chen

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THE EVOLVE PROGRAM: A PSYCHO-SOCIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR TARGETED VIOLENCE by Michael King

“…The key points discussed were the positive impact that providing psychosocial support had on reducing extremist beliefs in participants, the importance of building a trusting relationship with participants, and that the program is available for free to anyone needing assistance in Alberta, Saskatchewan, or Manitoba. …”
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Mothers’ Perceptions of the Role of Preschool in the Development of Self-Regulation Skills in Children by Mahwish Ali Baber, Sarwat Nauman

“…Findings indicate that mothers generally deem preschool to be a necessary activity based center for their children, where they could develop trusting relationships with their peers and teachers and learn to regulate their emotions, thereby developing the overall self-regulation skills in them. …”
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Experiencing loneliness by young people with different life variants by T. S. Pukhareva, A. G. Shisheva, E. I. Tur

“…It is shown that the experience of loneliness by young people contributes to self-knowledge, self-development and the ability to establish trusting relationships. The most common life variants among young people are identified: “life as a preface” and “life by the rules”. …”
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Japan’s Afghanistan policy after the Taliban’s return to power by O. A. Dobrinskaya

“…Japan's contribution to post-conflict resolution was multifaceted, and, as a result of it, Japan not only established new formats of interaction with a wide range of actors, but also built stable, trusting relationships with various political forces in Afghanistan. …”
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The use of blockchain technology for preserving cultural heritage and its impact on political processes by Denis A. Gromyko

“…Furthermore, the adoption of this technology will undoubtedly reduce corruption risks in the cultural heritage sphere, leading to more honest management of cultural heritage and, consequently, a more trusting relationship between the population and authorities and their initiatives. …”
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A qualitative evaluation of a partnership between a local authority and community organisations to improve mental health and wellbeing by Judi Kidger, Berni Graham, Hannah Robinson, Chantelle Fatania

“…CP relied on trusting relationships built between the different organisations involved, and between organisations and their individual users. …”
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The concept of betrayal in the consciousness of the English: A psycholinguistic study by Mariia Ivanchenko, Iryna Kolegaeva

“…They clearly identify the subjects of betrayal – specific persons (historical, public, political figures, heroes of cartoons and literary works) with whom the objects of betrayal were in a close, trusting relationship. The characteristic features of traitors are treachery, lack of empathy, and the desire to hurt deliberately. …”
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Implementing active surveillance for tuberculosis: The experiences of healthcare workers at four sites in two provinces in South Africa by Febisola I. Ajudua, Robert J. Mash

“…The complex interactions of the social determinants of health and TB transmission in communities required CHWs to develop trusting relationships that responded to these issues that have impact on TB disease and linked clients to healthcare.…”
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Stakeholder Relationships in the Child Protection Organisation (CPO) Sector: A Strategic Integrated Communication Approach by Anette Degenaar, Lynnette Fourie, Lida Holtzhausen

“…It is recommended to move from a stakeholder integration area to a stakeholder responsive area, which emphasises building trusting relationships and a recognisable brand.  …”
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Series: Public engagement with research. Part 3: Sharing power and building trust through partnering with communities in primary care research by Jessica Drinkwater, Michelle Farr, Gary Hickey, Esther Van Vliet, Sophie Söderholm Werkö, Ingrid Klingmann, Steven Blackburn

“…Partnership working can potentially to improve the relevance and usefulness of research and ensure better research and health outcomes.Discussion We describe what we mean by partnership working and the importance of reflecting on power and building trusting relationships. To share power in partnership working, it is essential to critically reflect on the multiple dimensions of power, their manifestations, and your own power. …”
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Factors influencing patients’ satisfaction with complete dentures: a qualitative study. by Jessica de Cassia Motta Silva, Jarbas Francisco Fernandes dos Santos, Leonardo Marchini

“…Patients also believed that a trusting relationship between the dentist and the patient plays a fundamental role in treatment outcomes, and they reported that currently dentists are more open to dialogue with their patients. …”
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Systemic inequities, dignity, and trust in the context of HIV care: a qualitative analysis by Amanda L. Sanchez, Chynna Mills, DeAuj’Zhane Coley, Katelin Hoskins, Florence Momplaisir, Robert Gross, Kathleen A. Brady, Rinad S. Beidas

“…The second theme highlighted the ways in which staff and clinicians shoulder the burden of addressing inequities by approaching people with HIV with dignity and developing trusting relationships and how MAPS + can bolster this approach by partnering with and centering patient needs. …”
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Improving local authority financial support services for users with complex health needs: a mixed-method economic evaluation of Social Navigators in South Tyneside, UK by Sarah Lee, Joanne Gray, Angela Bate, Bronia Arnott, Andrew McCarthy, Dilupa Samarakoon, Peter van der Graaf, Murali Krishnan Perumbakkam Subramanian

“…The interviews identified that relieving financial burden and stress improved the quality of life and mental well-being of users as a result of their involvement with the service.SN can break the cycle of multiple visits to crisis teams by building trusting relationships and providing emotional and practical support, while being responsive to the service users’ needs and available when they have needs. …”
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Ameliorating epistemic injustice in practice: Communication strategies in a research project with refugee youth coresearchers by Elin Inge, Anna Pérez‐Aronsson, Kalid Ibrahim, Reem Aljeshy, Anna Sarkadi, Georgina Warner

“…Establishing trusting relationships enabled refugee youth to share input. …”
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Qualitative insights on sexual health counselling from refugee youth in Bidi Bidi Refugee Settlement, Uganda: Advancing contextual considerations for brief sexuality-related commun... by Miranda G Loutet, Carmen H Logie, Moses Okumu, Madelaine Coelho, Karel Blondeel, Alyssa McAlpine, Frannie Mackenzie, Simon Odong Lukone, Nelson Kisubi, Jimmy Okello Lukone, Atama Malon Isaac, Peter Kyambadde, Igor Toskin

“…Relational contexts included a) trusting relationship with local healthcare practitioners, including practices that foster comfort and confidentiality, and b) family, friends, and mentors as additional sources of health information. …”
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Getting one’s bearings: a grounded theory study of fathers’ sense of security while attending the birth of their child by Therese Werner-Bierwisch, Sabine Metzing, Eva Kristina Persson, Claudia Hellmers

“…Six categories, ‘preparing for childbirth’, ‘agreeing with her decision’, ‘assessing and weighing risks’, ‘building a trusting relationship with professionals’, ‘taking appropriate supportive role(s)’ and ‘analysing the birth process’, underpin the core category and represent fathers’ strategies for achieving or maintaining orientation in changing situations. …”
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Young adult perspectives on deciding to get human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination in urban and rural communities: A qualitative research study by Maria E. Sundaram, Ben Christianson, Oluwakemi D. Alonge, Melody Doan, Hanna Ljungman, Elizabeth Polter, Anne Steinberg, Casper G. Bendixsen, Charnetta L. Williams, Edward A. Belongia, Huong Q. Nguyen, Jeffrey J. VanWormer

“…In a thematic analysis, young adults valued: information-gathering about vaccines, the opportunity to make vaccine decisions on their own (or with support of parents), and a trusting relationship with their healthcare provider. They expressed a wide range of perspectives on vaccine acceptance and hesitancy. …”
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The relationship between nurses’ caring behaviors and patient loyalty: trust towards nurses as a mediating role by Shima Sedighi, Amir Sadeghi, Ghodratollah Roshanaei, Zahra Purfarzad

“…Conclusions This study highlighted the crucial role of nursing care in fostering trust toward nurses, which in turn enhances patient loyalty. To promote a trusting relationship and increase patient loyalty, it is essential to improve nurses’ caring behaviors. …”
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Improving medication adherence to endocrine therapy in breast cancer patients: a mixed-methods systematic review of effective communication strategies for healthcare providers by M.A.A. Smits, L.H. Mammatas, L. Schoonhoven, S.C.J.M. Vervoort

“…Three synthesized findings were identified: 1) Content of communication (discussions on the importance and necessity of AET and adherence, AET-related side effects, and strategies to adhere to AET); 2) Process of communication (building a trusting relationship, fostering open and mutual communication, engaging patients, and aligning with patients); and 3) Contextual preconditions (time constraints and ongoing support). …”
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