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Culture of Coaching in Healthcare Organizations

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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. Creating a culture of coaching within an organization may be one way to address these issues in health care.

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The Future of Human Coaches in the Age of AI

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(Solomon, 2023) These harms include privacy, consumer protection, anti-discrimination, negligence, cybersecurity, and industry-specific regulations in sectors such as finance and healthcare. The ethical guidelines required for the use of AI and for coaching must also be considered together. This is a potential outcome.

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The Unexpected Leader®

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More Data This scenario found in an article written by Nkechi Onuamez in a 2018 edition of Public Administration Times exemplifies how unchecked racism, sexism, and microaggressions affect Black women at work. I designed and piloted a blended executive coaching practice for emerging and established Black women leaders.

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Reducing Burnout and Enhancing Physician and Healthcare Worker Well-Being

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A Research Paper By Margaret Ferguson, Blended Coach, Health Coach, Team Coach, UNITED STATES The Pre-pandemic Increase in Burnout Caring for individuals and families is an honor for physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals. The various specialized roles in healthcare can be both challenging and rewarding.