Coaching as Instrument of Development of Administrative Shots of Health Care
https://doi.org/10.18184/2079-4665.2017.8.3.416-423
Abstract
Purpose: to study and evaluate the motivational and psychological readiness of health managers to introduce and use tools and approaches to develop and improve professional performance in the context of the modernization of the health-care system, the growing need for highly skilled management skills.
Based on proven methods of research, international experience and our own research, the authors proved the feasibility of using coaching as a technology of training on cycles of training, ensuring the formation and development of valuable personal qualities and professional competencies of the heads of medical organizations.
Methods: in the present study, the following methods were used: systemic approach, content analysis, methods of social diagnosis (questionnaires, interviews), comparative analysis, method of expert evaluations, method of statistical processing of information.
Results: reviewed and proposed approaches to use modern technology management training of health aimed at improving the efficiency of healthcare organizations.
Conclusions and Relevance: heads of the medical organizations have a high level of motivation and psychological readiness for professional development, effectiveness of professional activity, to achieve the goals of the success of the activities of medical organizations in modern conditions.
Coaching is one of the effective combining of different methods and techniques instrument affecting the results of the activities of individuals and the organization as a whole. In scientific research, devoted to increase of efficiency of activity of managerial staff in the healthcare, not defined methodological approaches to the use of coaching in professional development and improving professional activity of heads of medical organizations. Coaching in educational activities based on interdisciplinary scientific and practical achievements, the range of effective educational methodologies, techniques and approaches that can be actively used in educational process for formation of universal and professional managerial competences in the framework of the competence approach.
About the Authors
Olga L. ZadvornayaRussian Federation
Russian Medical Academy of Continuous Professional Education (RMACPE) (2/1, Barrikadnaya st., Moscow, 125993), Moscow, Russian Federation, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor
Konstantin N. Borisov
Russian Federation
Russian Medical Academy of Continuous Professional Education (RMACPE) (2/1, Barrikadnaya st., Moscow, 125993), Moscow, Russian Federation, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor
Aleksandr A. Ershov
Russian Federation
Scientific and Practical Center of neuropsychiatric Z.P. Solovyov Department of Health of Moscow (43, Donskaya st., Moscow, 115419), Moscow, Russian Federation, Candidate of Medical Sciences
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Zadvornaya O.L., Borisov K.N., Ershov A.A. Coaching as Instrument of Development of Administrative Shots of Health Care. MIR (Modernization. Innovation. Research). 2017;8(3):416-423. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.18184/2079-4665.2017.8.3.416-423