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Fear and trust serve as the primary driving forces behind patient preferences, needs, and motivation for participating in a perioperative optimization program.
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Supports considering fear and trust in perioperative program design; leaves open whether targeted interventions improve participation.
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Shelton et al. (2020) studied this question. Fear and trust serve as the primary driving forces behind patient preferences, needs, and motivation for participating in a perioperative optimization program.
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