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    • To review current research on generational differences in education and the workplace.
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    • Synthesis of findings relevant to healthcare professions.

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    • Differences among generations can also create challenges, such as interpersonal conflict.
    • Understanding these dynamics is crucial for effective team collaboration.

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    • Generational differences significantly influence workplace environments.
    • Specific strategies are needed to leverage benefits and mitigate challenges in healthcare settings.
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