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Worksite Health Promotion

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  • Worksite policies and programs may help employees reduce health risks and improve their quality of life.
  • Worksite interventions can be delivered:
    • At the worksite (e.g., signs to encourage stair use, health education classes)
    • At other locations (e.g., gym membership discounts, weight management counseling)
    • Through the employee health benefits plan (e.g., flu shots, cancer screenings)

Task Force Recommendations & Findings

This table lists interventions reviewed by the Community Guide, with Task Force findings for each (definitions of findings). Click on an underlined intervention title for a summary of the review.

Interventions to Promote Seasonal Influenza Vaccinations among Healthcare Workers
Interventions with On-Site, Free, Actively Promoted Vaccinations Recommended
June 2008
Interventions with Actively Promoted, Off-Site Vaccinations Insufficient Evidence
June 2008
Interventions to Promote Seasonal Influenza Vaccinations among Non-Healthcare Workers
Interventions with On-Site, Reduced Cost, Actively Promoted Vaccinations Recommended
June 2008
Interventions with Actively Promoted, Off-Site Vaccinations Insufficient Evidence
June 2008
Assessment of Health Risks with Feedback (AHRF) to Change Employees’ Health
AHRF Used Alone Insufficient Evidence
June 2006
AHRF Plus Health Education with or without Other Interventions Recommended
February 2007

Related Task Force Recommendations & Findings

The following interventions are related to worksite health promotion and also can be found on the associated topic pages.

Preventing Chronic Disease
Skin Cancer Prevention: Education and Policy in Outdoor Occupational Settings Insufficient Evidence
July 2002
Diabetes Prevention and Control: Self-Management Education at the Worksite Insufficient Evidence
September 2000
Obesity Prevention: Worksite Programs to Control Overweight and Obesity Recommended
February 2007
Promoting Physical Activity
Point-of-Decision Prompts to Encourage Use of Stairs Recommended
June 2005
Creation Of or Enhanced Access To Places for Physical Activity Combined with Informational Outreach Activities Recommended
May 2001
Deceasing Tobacco Use in Worksite Settings
Smoke-Free Policies to Reduce Tobacco Use Among Workers Recommended
June 2005
Incentives and Competitions to Increase Smoking Cessation
Incentives and Competitions when Used Alone Insufficient Evidence
June 2005
Incentives and competitions when Combined with Additional Interventions Recommended
June 2005

Presentations & Promotional Materials

Community Guide In Action: Stories from the Field

Evidence-Based Recommendations Get Minnesotans in the GrooveAdobe PDF File [PDF - 542KB]

Investing in Worksite Wellness for Employees Adobe PDF File [PDF - 455KB]

Maryland Businesses Support Worksite Wellness Effort to Combat Chronic Disease Adobe PDF File [PDF - 571KB]

Slides

Using Evidence for Public Health Decision Making: Assessment of Health Risks with Feedback to Change Employees’ Health Adobe PDF File [PDF - 307KB]
Developed by The Community Guide

Promotional Materials

Community Guide News: Evidence-Based Findings on Worksite Health Promotion Interventions
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Webinars

July 15, 2010 - Recommendations and Findings for Worksite Health Promotion: The Effectiveness of Assessing Employee Health Risks and Decreasing Employee Tobacco Use through Smoke Free Environments and Using Incentives and Competitions External Web Site Icon
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Disclaimer

The findings and conclusions on this page are those of the Community Preventive Services Task Force and do not necessarily represent those of CDC.

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