Coaching for change-Realising the potential for nursing
Lawrence Whyte Acting head of training and development, Rampton Hospital Authority, Retford Nottinghamshire
The benefits of a coaching culture for nurse development are explored by Lawrence Whyte
In a recent article for Nursing Management Price (1996) examined the contribution that the theory and skills of counselling could make towards the effective management of human resources within the nursing workforce. This article complements this contribution by addressing the approach of coaching. Given the development of more formalised systems of enabling within the nursing workforce, such as clinical supervision, it is argued that coaching offers a viable and efficient method for developing the potential of the workforce.
Nursing Management.
3, 10, 12-13.
doi: 10.7748/nm.3.10.12.s14
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