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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"worksite health promotion"”.
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Corporate Executive Perspective of Worksite Health Promotion Programs
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Welfare organization: The case of worksite health promotion
… discover the corporate motivation for offering worksite health promotion. Three possible motivations are presented: efficiency (reduction of health care costs), control (monitoring of employees' lifestyle), and demography (aging of the workforce). Data from the 1985 ""National Survey of Worksite …
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Fostering Organizational Wellbeing: A Longitudinal Examination of Physical and Attitudinal Correlates in Worksite Health Promotion
… investigation was designed as an evaluation of a worksite health promotion program with the goal of examining its effectiveness in terms of physical and attitudinal changes over the course of a 12-month evaluation. Because of the call for counseling psychologists to examine health through an …
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Manager characteristics and support for worksite health promotion programs that target women in small, blue-collar worksites
… the relationship between manager support for health promotion programs and perceived benefits of health promotion activities, organizational health climate, and personal health behaviors among managers in small, blue-collar textile and light manufacturing worksites in eastern North Carolina. …
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Test model of a healthy lifestyle intervention program
… purpose of this study was to evaluate whether a worksite health promotion (WHP) delivered in a small workplace, improves health risk factors, is cost-effective, and positively impacts health behaviors.</p><p>Comparison (C, n = 31) and Intervention (I, n = 29) groups underwent health risk …
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A formative assessment of nurses' lifestyle behaviours and health status
Background: Previous research has identified health care workers (HCWs) and shift workers as having an increased risk for non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Nurses in particular have a high prevalence of obesity, poor eating habits and insufficient physical activity and are at an increased risk for …
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Pilot study: Effect of a worksite weight-loss intervention and social influence on self-efficacy and self-regulation for eating and exercise
… of an intervention on SR, SE, and weight at a worksite and investigate the effect of social influence on these variables. Female employees (age M = 46.5) with a BMI greater than 25 consented and enrolled in the 10-week intervention (n = 58) or control (n = 38) group. Intervention (n = 41) and …