Description: Throughout this curriculum, participants will learn to recognize and identify the three main categories of confidential workplace information. They will then explore the concepts of privacy and confidentiality that exist in their own daily tasks. From there, attendees will determine strategies and methods to avoid the mishandling, misunderstanding, and misusing of confidential workplace information, and ultimately demonstrate their working knowledge of common confidential workplace information errors and how to avoid them. 

Objective: Equip staff with strategies to manage confidential workplace information effectively. 

Key Topics Covered: 

• Categories of Confidential Workplace Information 

• Privacy and Confidentiality in Daily Tasks 

• Strategies to Prevent Mishandling of Information 

Takeaways:  

• Better understand what confidential information in everyday tasks, projects, or programs is. 

• Utilize strategies and methods to avoid the mishandling, misunderstanding, and misusing of confidential workplace information 

Designed for: Anyone handling confidential client, employee, or organizational information. 

Length: 2 hours 

Registration Cost: 

This project/program is funded at 28% at $18,857.61  with federal funds received from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) provided by the Missouri Department of Social Services, Family Support Division. All trainings in this series are hosted by Missouri CAN staff. 

Location: https://us02web.zoom.us/my/mcananddoes 

Other Questions?

For any other information about this training, or to request disability accommodations for this event, please contact Missouri CAN at 573-634-2969 x310 or email us at cwyckwood@communityaction.org.