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Culture and Diversity in a Binary World

Program Description

The “Culture and Diversity in a Binary World” program delves into the critical intersections of cultural diversity, neurodiversity, and gender identity in healthcare. This course is designed to equip participants with the tools and knowledge to understand the unique challenges faced by diverse populations. By examining the impacts of systemic bias and social determinants of health, participants will explore how cultural and identity-related factors influence patient experiences and outcomes.

Through interactive discussions and practical learning, the program focuses on promoting inclusivity and equity in care delivery. Participants will develop strategies for effective communication, foster supportive healthcare environments, and learn actionable approaches to address biases within systems and teams. By the end of the course, attendees will be better prepared to create meaningful connections, ensure equitable care, and contribute to building more inclusive healthcare practices.

Learning Outcomes

Duration/Time Commitment

3 hrs/day over 4 days online

Fully Online - Live Instructor Led sessions

In addition to class time, one (1) hour of self study time per course day. This course provides participants with the tools to create inclusive healthcare environments that respect and celebrate diversity, ensuring equitable and compassionate care for all.

Program Outline

What You Receive

On successful completion of all program components, classes, and assessments, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion Confirmation of learning can be provided. Contact us at info@chenetwork.ca Confirmation of learning can be provided. Contact us at info@chenetwork.ca

Requirements for Enrolment

This program is ideal for:
• Healthcare professionals, including nurses, social workers, and allied health practitioners.
• Patient advocates, navigators, and harm reduction workers.
• Anyone interested in fostering equity and inclusion in healthcare environments.

This program is offered in English. It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the language requirements. You may be asked to demonstrate language proficiency.

Current Term and Sessions

Fall 2025

Fall 2025: Nov 6, 10, 13, 17

11am - 2pm MT each day

Winter/Spring 2026

Summer 2026

Fee:

$600.00

plus 5% GST

The course fee includes instruction and course materials only

Questions?

Contact us info@chenetwork.ca and

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Tuition Funding for Nurses

If you are registered as an RN or NP in Alberta, you can apply to ARNET for a tuition grant. See the link here for more information and how to apply. 

https://arnet.ca/apply

Note: CHEN does not administer this funding. Consult the link provided for information

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