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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Health Promotion Programming"”.
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Employee wellness, health risk assessment, modifiable health risk, PEN-3 model, worksite culture, worksite envirmonent
<p>This study used an online Health Risk Appraisal (HRA) to assess individual employee health and eight additional statements to assess the worksite health "culture" of Eastern Michigan University. It was hypothesized there will be a relationship between EMU employees’ levels of self-reported …
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Dissemination of Health Promotion Information in Cooperative Extension: A multi-study exploration of channels, sources, and characteristics that influence intervention uptake
… between the development of an evidence-based health promotion intervention and its eventual implementation in the intended setting. This lack of translation impacts the uptake of health promotion interventions within delivery systems such as the Cooperative Extension Service (Extension). …
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An Exploration of Wearable Activity Tracker Use by Young Adults
… time in the lifespan for the development of health behaviors. Wearable activity trackers are being adopted by young adults ahead of health promotion research. Methods: Semi-structured individual interviews were used to explore the experiences of young adult adopters of wearable activity …
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Building the case for delivery of health promotion services within the Vocational Rehabilitation
… that participating employees experience improved health and work-related outcomes, and that outcomes are exaggerated for workers with multiple health risk factors.</p> <p>People who are not employed or are underemployed cannot access health promotion services at the worksite. This is a significant …
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Building the case for delivery of health promotion services within the Vocational Rehabilitation
… that participating employees experience improved health and work-related outcomes, and that outcomes are exaggerated for workers with multiple health risk factors.</p> <p>People who are not employed or are underemployed cannot access health promotion services at the worksite. This is a significant …
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Exploration of Facilitators, Barriers and Opportunities for Faith-Based Organizations to Implement Nutrition and Physical Activity Programs and Partner with Virginia's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education
… and treatment strategies to decrease the public health burden of obesity-related chronic diseases. Faith-based organizations (FBOs) provide a unique setting and partnership opportunity for delivering evidence-based programs into communities that can be sustained. The federally funded Virginia …
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Promoting psychosocial health and empowerment among female sex workers in Nepal: a pilot peer education intervention
… and restricted access to sufficiently resourced health and other services and support structures. The sex industry in Nepal is synonymously referred to as the entertainment sector. Women in the entertainment sector (WES) in Nepal are vulnerable to an array of occupational risks, which compromise …
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The Healing Station: The Role of the African American Church as a Change Agent for Health
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