Soviet medicine and the problem of public trust: 1921–1929

The problem of trust in physicians, institutions, and governments is an increasingly important issue in health care. Particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns have grown about the well-being and safety of health care workers in the face of public skepticism and animosity.[1][1]

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Canadian Medical Association Journal
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2025-04-06
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https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.241281
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Medical History and Research
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Soviet medicine and the problem of public trust: 1921–1929

Kenneth Martin Pinnow
Canadian Medical Association Journal
Medical History and Research
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Soviet medicine and the problem of public trust: 1921–1929

Kenneth Martin Pinnow
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Abstract

The problem of trust in physicians, institutions, and governments is an increasingly important issue in health care. Particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns have grown about the well-being and safety of health care workers in the face of public skepticism and animosity.[1][1]

Canadian Medical Association JournalVol. 197(13)
Allegheny College (US)
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