U.S. Healthcare: Perceptions About Margin and Mission
The public is fed up with the U.S. health system, and there is lack of trust in the major institutions. Doctors, however, enjoy a high degree of trust.
- Over two-thirds of poll respondents think the U.S. health system is fundamentally flawed and in need of major change.
- Three-quarters believe politicians avoid dealing with healthcare issues because they are complex and politically risky.
- Trust in major institutions to fix the U.S. health system is low, but trust in physicians remains high.
Source
Paul Keckley. The Public is Fed Up With the Health System...So What Else is New?. Accessed January 22, 2024.
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