American Journal of Health Promotion · 2007 · 24 citations · 100 references
Public HealthHealth PromotionHuman Resource ManagementHealth Care LeadershipHealth ManagementWorkplace Health PromotionHealth Care Performance ManagementHealth Care ProductivityHealth Care WorkforceHealth Workforce DevelopmentWorkforce LeadershipWorkforce ManagementHealth Care Productivity ManagementHealth Care Workforce ManagementHealth Worker ProductivityOrganizational Health PromotionWorkplace Health Education
Many large U.S. employers have generally embraced a Health and Productivity Management (HPM) perspective to guide their multiple employee health management efforts. In looking ahead there are a number of emerging trends that are helping to shape these efforts. As health promotion professionals assess the implications of these trends on their respective role and function within the worksite, it may provide a very useful process for refining strategies for programming and professional development. The identified trends also have a variety of implications for health promotion vendors and the growth of the health management marketplace.
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Actual Causes of Death in the United States
J. Michael McGinnis · JAMA · 1993 · 5.4K citations
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