Attitudes about work engagement of different generations-A cross-sectional study with nurses and supervisors.

Aim: This study investigated whether generation Y nurses (1981-1995) adopt a different attitude about work than generation X caregivers (1966-1980) and baby boomers (1956-1965).

Background: Employees' positive attitude to work engagement is a competitive factor for clinics. In age-diverse team structures, possible different attitudes can lead to conflicts.

[Values of generation Y nurses compared to generation X and baby boomers - A cross-sectional study].

Unlabelled: Values of generation Y nurses compared to generation X and baby boomers - A cross-sectional study Abstract.

Background: Several studies point to special behaviours of generation Y employees.

Research Question: Starting from the assumption that there is an effect on the attitudes and behaviour of values, the study deals with the question of differences in the values between generation Y (1981 - 1995) and generations X (1966 - 1980) and the baby boomers (1956 - 1965).

[Competency requirements for executives in healthcare and social services organizations: Results of a Delphi study].

Background: Leadership in social services and healthcare organizations is marked by high levels of complexity and contradiction, which cannot be fully explained by politically, economically, and socially induced changes. Rather, it is the particularities of service provision in healthcare and social services that confront executives with specific demands.

Objective: This study aimed to capture and prioritize required leadership competencies in healthcare and social services organizations.

[Quality criteria that are important to residents of elders' homes and their relatives--a literature analysis].

This literature analysis attempts to identify quality criteria which are important for residents of nursing homes and their relatives. To this end, 13 research articles published in international scientific journals were analysed. For the residents themselves, the ability to manage their daily lives autonomously as well as their ability to structure social contacts and relationships appears to be of special importance.