Trust in healthcare? Not so healthy after the pandemic, Edelman’s latest survey finds
Trust is more important than ever in healthcare, but it’s in short supply thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic. More than half (52%) of people around the world lost confidence in the healthcare system to handle major crises, according to a new Edelman’s trust barometer focused on health.
Trust dropped the most in Japan (by 71%) and Mexico (64%) among the ten countries Edelman surveyed. In the US, 48% of respondents said they lost faith in the health system during the past year.
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