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Competencies for Those Who Coach Physicians: A Modified Delphi Study.

Angela M Passarelli¹, Gail Gazelle², Leslie E Schwab³

¹Institute of Coaching, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA; Fuqua School of Business, Duke University.

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Standardized competencies for health care physician coaching were developed. This critical step establishes benchmarks for training, certification, and evaluating coaches in medical settings.

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Area of Science:

Health Care Management
Professional Development
Coaching Psychology

Background:

The coaching profession is expanding within healthcare to address physician burnout and leadership challenges.
Lack of standardized competencies creates variability in physician coaching expertise.
Existing credentialing bodies do not offer specialized physician coaching standards.

Purpose of the Study:

To establish expert consensus on essential competencies for coaching physicians and physician leaders.
To address the need for standardized skills in the growing field of physician coaching.
To create a foundational document for physician coach education and evaluation.

Main Methods:

A modified Delphi approach was utilized to achieve expert consensus.
An initial list of competencies was generated by 11 expert physician coaches.
A competency document was rated and refined by over 100 healthcare stakeholders.

Main Results:

A consensus was reached on 129 specific competencies for physician coaching.
Competencies cover physician-specific coaching, healthcare context, coaching theory, DEI, well-being, and leadership.
Agreement ratings ranged from 80.5% to 95.6% across stakeholders.

Conclusions:

This consensus establishes critical standards for physician coaching.
The developed competencies will guide coach education, training, and certification.
These standards will improve the selection and evaluation of coaches in healthcare.