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Basic Information
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COMPLETED
NA
319 participants
INTERVENTIONAL
2023-07-14
2024-06-30
Brief Summary
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The study will recruit APPs from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA), Emory, Colorado University (CU), and their affiliate hospitals through online consent sent via email. Interventions will include online video coaching, written coaching, and self-coaching through self-study material.
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Detailed Description
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The coaching group will have a curriculum of self-study modules, pre-recorded webinars, and worksheets. The coaching group will also have access to two live group calls per week as well as an online forum to receive anonymously written coaching. After four months, participants will be switched to the other group, so that each participant is exposed to treatment but at separate times. At the completion of each intervention time point, participants will fill out a post-study survey.
Conditions
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Study Design
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RANDOMIZED
CROSSOVER
PREVENTION
NONE
Study Groups
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Group Coaching Program
The study intervention is a hybrid asynchronous-synchronous group coaching treatment that will occur over four months. Participants will be given access to a members-only, web-based platform to access the intervention.
hybrid asynchronous-synchronous group coaching program
A hybrid asynchronous-synchronous program. The synchronous part has two weekly recorded live group coaching calls for four months. The asynchronous consist of 1) on-demand replies to recorded coaching calls, 2) Self-coaching through weekly self-study modules and worksheets, and 3) written Ask A Coach. Content modified per needs of APPs by a physician, a certified coach, and an APP who is also a Co-I. The curriculum has weekly themes that build. Month-1 consists of 1) Introduction to the Model, 2) How to Feel Better, 3) Defining Your Purpose, and 4) Living Your Purpose. Month-2 consists of 1) Growth Mindset, 2) Welcoming Feedback and Assessment Bias, 3) Feeling Valued and Belonging, and 4) How to Deal with Hidden Expectations. Month-3 consists of 1) Imposter Syndrome, 2) Perfectionism, 3) Approval Addiction, and 4) How to Change Your Thoughts. Month-4 consists of 1) How to deal with Ambiguity, 2) Confidence, 3) Self-Appreciation and Self-Compassion, and 4) Celebrate the New You.
Usual Treatment
This group will participate in the study intervention following a 4-month waitlist/control group.
treatment as usual group (TAU)
The treatment as usual group will consist of any structural or programmatic interventions, resources, lectures, curriculum, etc. offered at the participants' hospital of employment. Thus, this active control is designed to represent a best-case alternative to group coaching, making it a more rigorous form of control. Participants randomly assigned to TAU will also continue any structural or programmatic interventions or resources they were previously participating in.
Interventions
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hybrid asynchronous-synchronous group coaching program
A hybrid asynchronous-synchronous program. The synchronous part has two weekly recorded live group coaching calls for four months. The asynchronous consist of 1) on-demand replies to recorded coaching calls, 2) Self-coaching through weekly self-study modules and worksheets, and 3) written Ask A Coach. Content modified per needs of APPs by a physician, a certified coach, and an APP who is also a Co-I. The curriculum has weekly themes that build. Month-1 consists of 1) Introduction to the Model, 2) How to Feel Better, 3) Defining Your Purpose, and 4) Living Your Purpose. Month-2 consists of 1) Growth Mindset, 2) Welcoming Feedback and Assessment Bias, 3) Feeling Valued and Belonging, and 4) How to Deal with Hidden Expectations. Month-3 consists of 1) Imposter Syndrome, 2) Perfectionism, 3) Approval Addiction, and 4) How to Change Your Thoughts. Month-4 consists of 1) How to deal with Ambiguity, 2) Confidence, 3) Self-Appreciation and Self-Compassion, and 4) Celebrate the New You.
treatment as usual group (TAU)
The treatment as usual group will consist of any structural or programmatic interventions, resources, lectures, curriculum, etc. offered at the participants' hospital of employment. Thus, this active control is designed to represent a best-case alternative to group coaching, making it a more rigorous form of control. Participants randomly assigned to TAU will also continue any structural or programmatic interventions or resources they were previously participating in.
Other Intervention Names
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Eligibility Criteria
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Inclusion Criteria
* Pregnant women will be included in this population, though this inclusion is incidental.
Exclusion Criteria
* individuals who are not adults,
* prisoners,
* cognitively impaired or individuals with impaired decision-making capacity and
* individuals who do not clearly understand English.
18 Years
ALL
Yes
Sponsors
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Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
OTHER
University of Colorado, Denver
OTHER
Emory University
OTHER
Responsible Party
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Zahidee (Saidie) Rodriguez
Assistant Professor
Principal Investigators
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Zahidee (Saidie) Rodriguez, MD
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
Emory University
Locations
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University of Colorado
Denver, Colorado, United States
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Emory Healthcare System
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Countries
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Other Identifiers
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STUDY00005675
Identifier Type: -
Identifier Source: org_study_id
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