Pre Phase Checklist Actions Notes

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Pre Phase Checklist Actions Notes 1. Meet with microsystem leader (listen & set expectations) What do they worry about? What is on their mind for improvement? 2. Discuss overview of the team coaching intervention and plan of improvement 3. Review past improvement experiences – what went well, what was difficult. Any lessons learned? Any improvement still occurring? 4. Discuss regular time for leader to meet with you (brief huddle weekly, telephone call, email) How and when does the leader wish to stay connected with the improvement progress? (Your expectation of the leader. What is the leader expectation of you doing team coaching?) 5. Explore and agree how you will ensure regular patient involvement in the improvement work 6. Agree time and date of the site visit(s) 7. Review systems within systems: Microsystem, mesosystem, macrosystem (Org charts, people connections and relationships) 8. Discuss the “context” of the microsystem. Any leader insights. 9. Discuss logistics of the weekly team meetings. When and where. How will the leader “help” the meetings to happen? 10. How can the Leader help to obtain data and information? 11. Review the PACE document (p39 workbook). What are the known events and what is the contingency? 12. Summarise the expectations on the agreement form. Leader and coach to meet with Interprofessional team to set expectations of participation of the team members and their role as the “Bridge” to the rest of the staff

Coaching Expectation Agreement Aim – In the Pre-phase explore and agree on the expectations of each role. Microsystem: Date: Leader: Coach: Leader Expectations Coach Expectations Leader and Coach Expectations of the Interdisciplinary Group? Coaching and Leader Expectation Agreement Godfrey 2010