The nurse managers of the geriatric and pediatric units arrange an intergenerational holiday party
The rationale for arranging such a partnering is based on which principle? Select all that apply.
a. Intergenerational activities can help all participants establish new relationships.
b. Intergenerational activities are required by state and local geriatric regulatory agencies.
c. Intergenerational activities provide the units with an opportunity to improve inter-agency cooperation.
d. Intergenerational activities are beneficial for older adults because they can decrease isolation and foster a sense of meaning and purpose.
e. Intergenerational activities provide youngsters with an opportunity to interact with older adults.
ANS: A, D, E
Intergenerational activities are not required by any regulatory agency nor is their purpose to foster inter-agency cooperation. The benefits are those that are client/individual based such as those identified in the correct options.
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