Developing Professionalism in Healthcare Students: Impact of a Health Coaching Program

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Publicado en:	Journal of Allied Health vol. 54, no. 3 (Fall 2025), p. E411-E417
Autor principal:	Barrett, Maureen, DPT
Otros Autores:	Chevan, Julia, PhD, Nowakowski, Kimberly, DPT, Pappas, Kathleen, DPT
Publicado:	Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions
Materias:	Arthritis Foundation Teaching Performance rating Behavior Students Curricula Communication Physical therapy Confidence Learning management systems Ratings Self-efficacy Cultural competence Leadership Coaching Professions Accountability Skills Teams Experiential learning Service learning Health care Learning Activities Interviews Health Promotion Leadership Role Course Objectives Evidence Based Practice Educational Assessment Course Content Clinical Experience Social Behavior Modification Integrated Curriculum Guidance Control Groups Health Occupations Curriculum Implementation Communication Skills Expectation Data Analysis Leaders Health Behavior Group Membership COVID-19 Behavior Change
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Resumen:	This study explored the impact of a curriculum-embedded health coaching program on student professionalism. We compared physical therapy students who participated in a coaching program (n=79) to a control group who did not (n=70). We analyzed differences between the two groups and examined the association of group to achievement of better performance ratings. We found differences between the groups in ratings on the variables that measured safety, communication, professional behavior, and accountability. We also found associations between group and the achievement of a rating of advanced intermediate or better for the same variables. These findings suggest that health coaching programs can promote professionalism and student self-efficacy early in their clinical training. Future research should investigate the program's impact on other relevant areas. J Allied Health 2025; 54(3):e411-e 416.
ISSN:	0090-7421 1945-404X
Fuente:	Health & Medical Collection