Coaching for Healthcare Executives/Managers
To succeed in the face of rapid changes in
healthcare management
Organizational management in an age of multifunctional cooperation
We have been hearing more and more voices from healthcare executives and leaders like the following:
"In the medical field, we tend to prioritize solutions to the pressing challenges that arise each day. However, from a long-term perspective, it may be more important to develop an environment for training talent capable of taking
leadership roles."
"As healthcare grows increasingly complex and sophisticated, multifunctional collaborations across professionals become increasingly important. But because hospital staff are composed of specialized professionals, there are barriers
between sections and job categories, which can impede joint efforts. Hospital management needs new management capabilities to achieve results across the entire organization."
The environment surrounding healthcare management is undergoing rapid and significant changes, including shifts in healthcare needs, revisions in medical reimbursement, and workstyle reforms. COACH A facilitates the realization of
organizational development by supporting healthcare leaders and working together with the staff to navigate this period of intense transformation, harnessing the collective power of the organization.
Systemic Coaching™ for Hospital Directors and Management
COACH A's Systemic Coaching™ is a coaching approach that begins with a leader and aims to develop the entire organization by increasing the level of dialogue within the organization.
What type of hospital organization do you want to create?
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Staff actively engage in communication, transcending the boundaries of their respective roles.
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Staff are tackling their work with creativity.
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Staff communicate their appreciation and gratitude to one another.
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Ideas for improving the quality of healthcare are actively proposed and there is a constant drive for improvements at any time anywhere.
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Staff trust their colleagues and want to keep working over the long term.
When influential leaders engage in more dialogue with staff, they help realize an ideal organization.
Studies by the Coaching Research Institute (CRI) show that both the behaviors of leaders and the volume of communication within the organization impact that the organization's vitality.
The correlation between leadership and organizational vitality
The organizational vitality grows when leaders communicate vital and inspiring visions and take initiatives on various fronts.
The correlation between an innovative culture and organizational communication
One essential factor for realizing an innovative culture is the communication between top-level leaders and collaboration among departments in the field. Communication among top-level leaders has a significant impact on the entire organization.
Why did we adopt coaching in our hospital?
Introduced below are some comments from clients who have implemented coaching.
Organizational management in a time of multifunctional cooperation as healthcare is becoming increasingly complex and sophisticated
Director, Shin-Oyama City Hospital
Dr. Kazuyuki Shimada
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Redeveloping my leadership as a hospital director through coaching
Director, Yokosuka Kyosai Hospital
Dr. Kaoru Nagahori
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Research presentations
- How coaching training transforms nurses' behaviour: The effectiveness of coaching training according to objective measures（2023）
- “Identification of communication skills that improve patient safety culture: analysis of a communication skills training program for university hospital staff”, Shin-Ichi Izumi, MD, PhD, Yoshihito Furusawa, MD, PhD, Musashi Bansho, MS, Itsushi Tonomura, BS, Japanese Journal of Comprehensive Rehabilitation Science (2017)
- "Clinical Evidence Development of Medical Coaching for Narrative-based Medicine in Japan", Presentation by Kiyoshi Ando, PhD, jointly developed by COACH A, at the academic conference "Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare", hosted by the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School Affiliate, October 2017.
- “Improvement of medical professionals’ engagement in team-based medical practice and physicians’ performance by using coaching”, Presentation of Hidetaka Yokoh and others, who learned coaching at COACH A, at the conference of Association of Medical Education and Ethics in 2017.