Trust in community as a predictor of public health measure adherence: Insights from a national Canadian survey.

This study emphasizes the critical role of trust, especially at the community level, in the success of public health measures, and proposes integrating trust measurement into public health models of compliance and resistance.

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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.14745/ccdr.v51i1011a05
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Community Health and Development
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Trust in community as a predictor of public health measure adherence: Insights from a national Canadian survey.

Neil Seeman, Justin Trent, Kumar Murty
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Community Health and Development
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Trust in community as a predictor of public health measure adherence: Insights from a national Canadian survey.

Neil Seeman, Justin Trent, Kumar Murty
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Abstract

This study emphasizes the critical role of trust, especially at the community level, in the success of public health measures, and proposes integrating trust measurement into public health models of compliance and resistance.

PubMedVol. 51(10-11/12)
University of Toronto (CA), Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences (CA)
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Community Health and Development
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Trust in community as a predictor of public health measure adherence: Insights from a national Canadian survey. — Neil Seeman, Justin Trent, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS