Question 1: Knowledge and skills training for cultural competence is best delivered by one-size fits all approach.

True

False

Question 2: Cultural competence knowledge and skills training should be integrated into as many other types of training as possible.

True

False

Question 3: Cultural competence trainings can take place even if the sponsoring health care organization or institution is not yet ready to support the knowledge and skills that are taught in the training.

True

False

Question 4: Cultural competence training for administrators and for direct care clinical staff should be identical.

True

False

Question 5: Cultural, trait-based lists tend to promote stereotyping.

True

False

Question 6: Which component is least recommended as an effective diversity training technique for administrators?

Didactic presentations

Executive coaches

Community-based training

Interaction and discussion

Question 7: Which of these is NOT an obstacle to training health care clinicians in cultural competence?

The evidence base for cultural competence is not well developed

The term 'cultural competency" might appear to call into question their skills

Cultural epidemiology

Lack of trainer familiarity with the workplace environment

Question 8: Which of the following statements is true about cultural competence training for support staff?

Support staff do not need training because they do not provide direct care to patients.

Support staff should receive the same training as every other person in the health care organization.

Support staff are left out of training often, but since they are an important contact point for patients, they should not be neglected.

Support staff benefit the most from the services of executive coaches

Question 9: Which one of these statements is not true about The Eight Questions?

Answers can form the basis for the patient's explanatory model

They reveal non-negotiable differences between the patient's and doctor's understanding of the problem

They provide an understanding of the patient's subjective experience of their condition.

They comprise a strategic communication approach to a cross-cultural medical encounter

Question 10: Which one of these is NOT a cultural factor affecting health care?

Gender roles

Bias and discrimination

Ethnomedical syndromes

Diets and dietary practices