PHI Coaching Supervision

About This Event

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PHI developed a signature training approach for long-term care supervisors called PHI Coaching Supervision®. This course teaches the essentials of PHI Coaching Supervision®, including the difference between task-centered and relationship-centered thinking; traditional supervision versus coaching supervision; coaching skills related to active listening, self-awareness, and self-management; paraphrasing; delivering feedback, and other forms of verbal and non-verbal communication.

The training helps managers and supervisors engage employees in solving work-related problems while empowering them to participate in decisions that impact their daily work. When implemented fully, PHI Coaching Supervision® has been shown to result in increased worker satisfaction and retention as well as improved quality of care.

Key learning objectives:

• Understand a relational approach to supervision that helps grow the critical thinking and problem-solving skills of employees
• Differentiate task-centered supervision from relationship-centered supervision, as well as traditional supervision from coaching supervision
• Practice key skills related to active listening, self-awareness, self-management, paraphrasing, delivering feedback, and other forms of vernal and non-verbal communication.

The target audience is supervisory staff, including nurse supervisors, department heads, home care managers, and service delivery coordinators.  This training applies to both SNF and AL members.

 

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