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Culture of Coaching in Healthcare Organizations

International Coach Academy

A Research Paper By Renae Waneka, Leadership and Business Coach, UNITED STATES Culture of Coaching in Health Care Organizations Healthcare workers were stretched thin and burned out prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. population, with $260 million (27%) attributable to burnout” (American Medical Association, 2022). Vivek Murthy, the U.S.

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Coaching With Trauma Awareness

International Coaching Federation

I would not be diagnosing, treating, or providing medical advice. Without trauma awareness, we may do our clients a disservice by not recognizing when they need to be referred to a licensed healthcare professional. For instance, do they work in healthcare? This is where trauma-informed training for coaches becomes essential.

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Empowering Women in Healthcare: Leveraging Practice Management for Enhanced Patient Care

She Owns Success

Women constitute nearly 70% of the global healthcare workforce, yet they hold only about 25% of leadership positions, according to the World Health Organisation. This disparity highlights a significant opportunity to enhance healthcare delivery by empowering more women to assume leadership roles.

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One vital way to ensure your team’s busy day leads to better results

Let's Grow Leaders

Busy Day Example 2: The Efficient Nurse, Missing Connection Let’s look at another example from one of our healthcare clients. They took patients’ blood pressure and temperature, delivered medications, and completed their patients’ charts. Their nursing staff was doing an excellent job with their numbers and countable activities.

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The PATHS Coaching Model

International Coach Academy

Although adaptable to a wide range of clients, this model is intended to serve clients who are in any discipline in health care (physicians, registered nurses, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, healthcare trainees, and all allied health staff), as well as non-clinical staff and administrators, especially executive leaders.

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Adapting healthcare to COVID-19: An interview with the CEO of Boston Medical Center

McKinsey

Kate Walsh shares how Boston Medical Center, New England’s largest safety-net hospital, has had to adapt to the pandemic—and why there’s no going back.

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Health Insurance in Vietnam for Expats

She Owns Success

Exploring healthcare in a new country can be tough, especially for expats. Vietnam expat healthcare comes with its own set of challenges. These include language barriers and different medical practices. Having the right expat health coverage means you can get quality medical care. Medical emergencies can happen anytime.