Executive Summary: Ambulatory care faces challenges in sustaining a nursing workforce in the future as newly licensed nurses are heavily recruited to inpatient settings and retirements will impact ambulatory care sooner than other areas. Building a diverse team by recruiting nurses of different ages (generations) and skills may result in a more successful and robust organization. Knowledge about generational characteristics and preferences will aid nurse leaders and recruiters in attracting high-quality, talented nurses. Nurses of Generations X and Y can increase their likelihood of success in ambulatory care by better understanding intergenerational issues
Purpose A generation is defined as a group of individuals who are roughly the same age, and who expe...
We are in the midst of a well documented worldwide shortage of nurses due, in part to a shortage of ...
Today\u27s nursing shortage is expected to continue due to the aging nursing workforce, as well as p...
In this article, the first of two on this topic, the importance of leadership and succession plannin...
Nurse shortages and nurse turnover are major issues in the health care industry. As 4 generations of...
Nursing Servant Leadership: An Exploratory Study of Attributes and Characteristics that Foster Reten...
Aim. This article presents a discussion of generational differences and their impact on the nursing ...
Generation Y is commonly defined as those people born between 1980 and 2000, now aged in their 20s a...
Aim(s) - With many countries facing current or impending nursing shortages, considering the impact o...
This benchmark project explores the unique learning styles and generational characteristics of Gener...
The entrance of the Millennial generation into the nursing workforce signifies a bright future for t...
AbstractObjectiveThis study examined factors that lead Generation Y nurses to consider or reject nur...
AbstractThe nursing shortage is one of the most challenging issues in global healthcare. While not a...
Despite recent increases in nurse recruitment in Australia, the current nursing workforce is still b...
Executive Summary: While the signing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was a histo...
Purpose A generation is defined as a group of individuals who are roughly the same age, and who expe...
We are in the midst of a well documented worldwide shortage of nurses due, in part to a shortage of ...
Today\u27s nursing shortage is expected to continue due to the aging nursing workforce, as well as p...
In this article, the first of two on this topic, the importance of leadership and succession plannin...
Nurse shortages and nurse turnover are major issues in the health care industry. As 4 generations of...
Nursing Servant Leadership: An Exploratory Study of Attributes and Characteristics that Foster Reten...
Aim. This article presents a discussion of generational differences and their impact on the nursing ...
Generation Y is commonly defined as those people born between 1980 and 2000, now aged in their 20s a...
Aim(s) - With many countries facing current or impending nursing shortages, considering the impact o...
This benchmark project explores the unique learning styles and generational characteristics of Gener...
The entrance of the Millennial generation into the nursing workforce signifies a bright future for t...
AbstractObjectiveThis study examined factors that lead Generation Y nurses to consider or reject nur...
AbstractThe nursing shortage is one of the most challenging issues in global healthcare. While not a...
Despite recent increases in nurse recruitment in Australia, the current nursing workforce is still b...
Executive Summary: While the signing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was a histo...
Purpose A generation is defined as a group of individuals who are roughly the same age, and who expe...
We are in the midst of a well documented worldwide shortage of nurses due, in part to a shortage of ...
Today\u27s nursing shortage is expected to continue due to the aging nursing workforce, as well as p...