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[20] Rogers W(2013)Differentiating between trust and dependence of patients with coronary heart disease: Furthering the sociology of trust Health, Risk and Society 79 613-358

[11] Gooberman-Hill R(2014)Interpersonal trust across six Asia-Pacific countries: testing and extending the ‘high trust society’ and ‘low trust society’ theory PLoS One 9 e95555-411

[12] Calnan M(2008)Taking responsibility or averting risk? A socio-cultural approach to risk and trust in private health insurance decisions Health, Risk & Society 10 399-195

[13] Sanford E(2013)Investigations of trust in public and private healthcare in Australia: A qualitative study of patients with heart disease Journal of Sociology 115 189-214

[14] Calnan MR(2014)Private and public patients in public hospitals in Australia Health Policy 15 297-61

[15] Rowe R(2015)A qualitative study of patient (dis)trust in public and private hospitals: the importance of choice and pragmatic acceptance for trust considerations in South Australia BMC Health Serv Res 189 210-303

[16] Meyer S(2015)Dependency, trust and choice? Examining agency and ‘forced options’ within secondary-healthcare contexts Curr. Sociol. 112 53-293

[17] Meyer S(2008)Public perceptions of Australia’s doctors, hospitals and health care systems Med. J. Aust. 118 292-438

[18] Ward PR(2013)International comparisons of waiting times in health care – Limitations and prospects Health Policy 15 279-639

[19] Coveney J(2014)Measuring and comparing health care waiting times in OECD countries Health Policy 325 436-54

[20] Rogers W(2013)Differentiating between trust and dependence of patients with coronary heart disease: Furthering the sociology of trust Health, Risk and Society 79 613-358