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Alyssa M Stephany1, Penny Archuleta2, Poonam Sharma3
1Leadership Center for Physicians, Children's Mercy Kansas City, 2401 Gillham Road, Kansas City, MO 64108, USA; University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Medicine; University of Kansas School of Medicine.
Abstract:
Professional coaching can support individuals and organizations in four ways: (1) improving provider experience of working in health care, (2) supporting provider role and career development, (3) helping build team effectiveness, and (4) building an organizational coaching culture. There is evidence about effectiveness of coaching in business, and an increasing body of literature, including small randomized, controlled trials, supporting use of coaching in health care. This article summarizes the framework for professional coaching, describes ways professional coaching can support the four processes above, and provides case scenarios that contextualize understanding of how professional coaching can be of benefit.
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