Evaluating an Interprofessional Team Coaching Program to Promote a Human-Centered ICU Environment

John Simpson; John G. McCartney; Jacqueline M. Kruser

doi:10.1093/atsscholar/aapag004

February 21, 2026ATS ScholarOpen Access

Evaluating an Interprofessional Team Coaching Program to Promote a Human-Centered ICU Environment

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To evaluate the impact of an interprofessional team coaching program in ICU settings.
Conducted evaluations of an interprofessional team coaching program
Focused on training ICU team members
Assessed team members' needs for human-centered practices
Confirmed a need for training among ICU team members
Identified interprofessional coaching as a promising tool for improvement

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Evaluation shows training improves human-centered practices in ICUs, suggesting effective coaching methods.

Abstract

Our findings confirm an unmet need among ICU team members for training in how to promote human-centered ICU environments and suggest that interprofessional team coaching is a promising tool to help meet this need.

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