Communication Strategies and Our Learners

Communication is vital in healthcare to facilitate the best patient care at all times. During the COVID-19 pandemic, communication has become increasingly crucial, including devising innovative, novel, and effective ways to exchange information in graduate medical education, multidisciplinary teams, and patient care, all which affect our learners. This article will provide a comprehensive review of generational characteristics, including communication preferences. Effective communication strategies and communication challenges with learners (millennial generation) will be discussed in detail.

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