NURS103 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Health Administration, Millennials, Outline Of Health Sciences
23 Feb 2017
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A generation is defined as an identifiable group that shares birth years, location and important life events at critical developmental stages" (pg. Each generation is influenced by different global events, technology etc. People in the same generation may exhibit similar characteristics (style of communication, motivation, preference, beliefs / values, expectations) because they experienced similar trends at approximately the same life stage and through similar channels ( an intro to generations, 2016). It is important to note that generations are not a box; at an individual level, everyone is different. However, analyzing sections of population through this method allows us to connect with, and inform them in a more effective manner. For example, the nursing workforce is comprised of multiple generations, leading to differences in communication, expectations, and work priorities. Therefore, it is important to foster a supportive environment, and harness the attributes of each generational group to meet the needs of the healthcare organization (pg.
