Table 3.
Definitions of trust across reviewed literature.
| Trust was not explicitly defined | Hints made towards trust concepts mentioned in the literature | Trust defined through extensive use of trust literature. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vaccine uptake | Cheng et al (2010)39 | Casiday et al (2006)38 | Ronnerstrand (2013)57 | 
| Das & Das (2003)42 | Gilles et al (2011)47 | ||
| Fowler et al (2006)43 | Lee et al (2016)50 | ||
| Fu et al (2017)46 | |||
| Manika et al (2014)51 | |||
| Kolar et al (2015)49 | |||
| Intention to vaccinate | Marlow et al (2007)52 | Taylor-Clark et al (2006)59 | |
| Scherer et al (2016)58 | Weerd et al (2011)62 | ||
| Tucker-Edmonds et al (2011)60 | Chuang et al (2015)40 | ||
| Predictors of trust in relation to vaccination | Berry et al (2012)37 | Won et al (2015)63 | Freimuth et al (2017)45 | 
| Cooper et al (2017)41 | Quinn, Jamison, Freimuth, An, Hancock & Musa (2016)55 | ||
| Freed et al (2011)44 | |||
| Grabenstein et al (2002)48 | |||
| Wu et al (2008)64 | |||
| Moran et al (2015)54 | |||
| Wada & Smith (2015)61 | |||
| HCP intention to recommend vaccine | McPhillips et al (2016)53 | ||
| Raude et al (2016)56 | 
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| Qualitative research | Harris et al (2006)67 | Hilton, Petticrew & Hunt (2007)68 | Brownlie & Howson (2006)65 | 
| King & Leask (2017)69 | Bunton & Gilding (2013)66 | ||
| Senier & Senier (2016)70 | |||
| Quinn, Jamison, Musa, Hilyard & Freimuth (2016)71 |