PubMed · 10164289
Can you communicate cross-generationally?
Abstract
What is fractured cross-generational communication? When what one person heard was not what the other person said. Regardless of your age, you need to understand some of the differences in communication styles that must be overcome if people are to work well together. This is especially important in health care right now when there are other pressing issues. Interpreters are at a premium because so much misunderstanding clouds the communication process. Two management strategies are presented that will help bridge the gaps between communication styles.
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M M Kennedy. 1997. Can you communicate cross-generationally?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10164289/
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