Managing the Intergenerational Nursing Team
Nurse Leader Insider, September 1, 2016
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Managing the Intergenerational Nursing Team is the nurse leader’s go-to source for understanding and managing nursing teams that include baby boomer, Generation X, and millennial members.
Written by nurses representing the baby boomer and millennial perspectives, and thoroughly vetted by nurses representing Gen X, this lively guide provides an engaging resource packed with action plans, advice, and strategies for defusing intergenerational tension and improving communication and engagement. Chapters address dozens of generational values and priorities, providing each generation’s perspective and offering nurse leaders keen insight into all the people they manage, regardless of age.
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