“As leaders, as neighbors, as colleagues, it is time to turn to one another, to engage in the intentional search for human goodness. In our meetings and deliberations, we can reach out and invite in those we have excluded. We can recognize that no one person or leader has the answer, that we need everybody's creativity to find our way through this strange new world.” 
               - Margaret Wheatley. [Remembering Human Goodness, Shambala Sun, September 1999] 

Trust is a two-way street.  Each healthcare servant has the family trust and cooperation at stake.  Lack of trust creates inconsistency in the delivery of care and influences patient family choices. 

Episode one we will explore how medical ethics influences trust as well as govern patient and family rights; and to what extent does multicultural competency influence organizational approaches toward a more dynamic and inclusive culture.  We will also seek to understand the underlying factors which erode trust and how to transform these dynamics at their inception and from breakdowns to breakthroughs.