Journal for Nurses in Staff Development · 2010 · 81 citations · 15 references
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In Brief Generation Y nurses represent the new nursing workforce. This article describes a study examining the needs, motivations, and expectations of generation Y nurses at the start of their careers. New nurses, on average 24.1 years old in 2007, were interviewed. The generation Y nurses reported that recognition was a key motivator. Their needs are stability, flexible work schedules and shifts, recognition, opportunities for professional development, and adequate supervision. The authors describe a study examining how to integrate Generation Y nurses in the workplace.
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