Reflections on trust and COVID-19: do politics, medicine and the environment need each other?

Alistair Cole, Frederic Dutheil, Julien S Baker
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This short article is centred on how trust can be a valuable resource for developing cognate responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in the medical and social sciences. Politics and medicine can learn from each other. Governments need to persuade individuals to adapt their behaviours, and such persuasion will be all the more convincing in that it is nested in social networks. Trust in government requires consistent (benevolent, performative and joined-up) explanations. The distinction between hard medical and soft social science blurs when patients/citizens are required to be active participants in combatting a pandemic virus.

信任与COVID-19的思考:政治、医学和环境彼此需要吗?
这篇短文的重点是信任如何成为医学和社会科学领域制定COVID-19大流行同源应对措施的宝贵资源。政治和医学可以相互学习。政府需要说服个人调整他们的行为,而这种说服将更有说服力,因为它是嵌套在社会网络中的。对政府的信任需要始终如一的(仁慈的、实干的、连贯的)解释。当病人/公民被要求积极参与与大流行病毒的斗争时,硬医学和软社会科学之间的区别变得模糊了。
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