Diversity and Inclusion Training
1h! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
The purpose of this course is to provide you with an understanding of what it means to have a diverse and inclusive organization through providing examples, real world scenarios, and best practices.
What you'll learn:
- Define diversity, inclusion, discrimination, adverse action, and protected class.
- Describe the benefits and challenges of having a diverse workplace.
- Identify the types of discrimination.
- Identify the protected classes.
- discuss how to create a diverse and inclusive workplace.
- Explain unconscious bias.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
HIPAA Exams is a professional and management development training company with primary focuses on health care, workplace safety, and legislative compliance. HIPAA Exams, Inc. began in 2001 as an online learning system for hospitals. The Company soon expanded when Massachusetts General, Scripps, and the U.S. Air Force asked HIPAA Exams to develop content for Registered Nurses that was specific to Joint Commission (JC) compliance. In 2008, our name was changed to HIPAA Exams and we began to focus on a broader range of content.
Diversity and Inclusion Training
Frequently Asked Questions
It defines diversity, inclusion, discrimination, adverse action, and protected class up front.
Yes, it identifies the types of discrimination and the protected classes tied to them.
It uses examples and scenarios to show what a diverse and inclusive organization looks like in practice.
Yes, unconscious bias is explained as part of building a more inclusive workplace.
The goal is helping learners discuss how to create a diverse and inclusive workplace.
User reviews
5 reviews from verified completions-
Verified 3.5 years ago
The course itself was fine. I had to keep getting back into it because the video would freeze. At the end it said to click on the "take test" button. There is no "take test" button.
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Verified 4 years ago
Had some technical glitches with the questions portion where clicking on answers would skip the next question. Also it would be helpful to know what the expected answer was rather than just skipping to the next question with out any feed back other than "incorrect answer".
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