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Managing pharmacy benefits cost-effectively for an aging workforce.

Many baby boomers believe age is no more than a number. Employers and plan sponsors will need to provide cost-effective pharmacy benefits to this group, as well as other Americans, all of whom will be using more prescriptions that cost more. Employers and union trusts can use a pharmacy benefits management (PBM) company that understands the importance of cost management, focuses on improving patient outcomes and works with the plan sponsor to create a phased approach to a disciplined pharmacy management strategy. Education of all parties is key.

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Converging values: matures, boomers, xers, and nexters in the health care workforce.

The successful leader will try several strategies to bridge the generational gap and use the expertise of each cohort group to facilitate patient care. The energy, technoliteracy, and commitment to a balance between work and personal time by the Generation X and Nexters will complement the wisdom and nursing experience of the Mature and Baby Boomer generations. Time must be taken to understand the differences between the generations. Recognizing differences and appreciating the expertise that everyone brings to the workplace will create an environment that embraces generational diversity. Celebrating individual differences comes from taking time to learn about coworkers and will enhance a healthy work environment.

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