Worksite Health
Non-communicable disease prevention and worksite health promotion programs: a brief review
... in health status and ...subsequent health status ...other worksite health promotion programs [33]. The baseline health status was similar for the employees completing only one HRA and ...
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Determinants of participation in worksite health promotion programmes: a systematic review
... in health promotion interventions at the workplace were typically below ...in worksite health promotion was shown, and except for sex few statistically significant associations with initial ...
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WORKSITE HEALTH PROMOTION A HEALTHY STRATEGY FOR FEMALE WORKERS
... exposed. Worksite health promotion programme that embodies a focus on women’s health issues and problems can have positive impact for good, not only for women but also for their families, community ...
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Effects of a Worksite Health Programme on the Improvement of Physical Health among Overweight and Obese Civil Servants: A Pilot Study
... The prevalence of overweight and obesity is a growing threat to the health of the global population, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) (1). Declining daily energy expenditure that is not ...
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Worksite health promotion research: challenges, current state and future directions
... For the extensively researched individual stress management programs, several meta-analyses are available. The 48 studies analysed by Van der Klink et al. [23] show largest effects for cognitive- behavioural stress ...
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Working on wellness (WOW): a worksite health promotion intervention programme
... care health insur- ance benefits and ...The health insurer will send encoded data of employees declining to participate, in order to describe their health status and healthcare ...
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Effectiveness of a worksite mindfulness-based multi-component intervention on lifestyle behaviors
... The difference in effect modification between the pri- mary analyses and the sensitivity analyses for sedentary behavior at work after 6 months is probably caused by the difference in handling missing data. The primary ...
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Do overweight workers profit by workplace health promotion, more than their normal-weight peers? Evaluation of a worksite intervention
... a worksite health prevention pro- gram may improve health behaviors of ...encourages health behavior ...on health behav- ior ...for worksite health promotion strategies ...
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Steps that count!: The development of a pedometer-based health promotion intervention in an employed, health insured South African population
... 8 Background: Physical activity (PA) has been identified as a central component in the promotion of health. PA 9 programs can provide a low cost intervention opportunity, encouraging PA behavioral change while ...
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UNC WW_Final_Capstone Summary Report.pdf
... identified worksite health promotion as a priority in 2003 after employees expressed interest in a coordinated wellness program (Worksite wellness for UNC employees: Results from an assessment ...for ...
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Initiation of health-behaviour change among employees participating in a web-based health risk assessment with tailored feedback
... a worksite health management program at seven Dutch companies with mainly white-collar workers between 2007 and ...and health-behaviour change ques- tionnaire, four weeks after they had received ...
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Asthma Disease Management: A Worksite Based Asthma Education Program
... Asthma affects approximately 6.8% of the Bank One employee population. This is similar to the prevalence reported in the adult U.S. population. In addition to direct healthcare costs, employees may have significant lost ...
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Worksite-based cardiovascular risk screening and management: a feasibility study
... The most novel aspect of this collaborative project is that it involved embedding AHS and community clinicians within the worksite to deliver care. This approach moves beyond the traditional “worksite ...
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A pilot program at the worksite to reduce adverse self-medication behaviors
... primary health care providers, who subsequently changed their antihypertensive ...the worksite may offer a beneficial adjunct to the usual care of adults aged 45–60 years with poorly controlled ...
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CURRENT ISSUES ON JOB STRESS IN JAPAN AND WORKSITE MENTAL HEALTH APPLICATION AMONG JAPANESE COMPANY A Case Study Analysis
... mental health problems, understanding how to work with occupational health professionals, understanding the psychosocial work environment, positive attitudes toward improving the work environment, ...
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Employee Health Practices and Interests in a Health and Fitness Center Worksite
... The results of the study Indicate that employees' reported partlclpatlOn In a regular exercise regimen Is related to various health promoting behaviors; perceived health status; current [r] ...
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A randomised worksite comparison of acceptance and commitment therapy and stress inoculation training
... In addition to focusing on mediators of change, there is a need to compare traditional SMT interventions (such as SIT) with the mindfulness-based approaches that have emerged within the CBT movement. In particular, there ...
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A process evaluation of a worksite vitality intervention among ageing hospital workers
... lasting 30 minutes each, were aimed at five items: 1) set- ting personal goals (i.e. losing weight; increasing aerobic fitness) and explanation of the goals of the VEP (a yoga session once a week; a workout session once ...
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Trivisonno_unc_0153M_18691.pdf
... Each firefighter reported for visit one immediately after a shift, at least four days (mean ± SD: 7.53 ± 3.19 days) prior to visit two. All participants read and signed an informed consent document stating the ...
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Masters_Paper_Kalkas_Spring_2014_final.pdf
... of health behavior and also have the potential to deliver greater monetary savings and increased effectiveness of collective health-improving ...improving health and identifying the importance of ...
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