A short overview of where health & wellbeing sits within the commercial and corporate real estate sector, putting people back at the front of the property design and management cycle.
The presentation slides from the North West Regional Workplace Health group in Manchester on 19th October 2011. The presentation explored humanness and what we know about the way people behave and respond to messages and incentives and this implications of these factors in developing workplace health programmes.
This document summarizes laws applicable to Ayurvedic physicians in India. It discusses requirements for physician registration through the Central Council of Indian Medicine. It also outlines medical laws regarding the Consumer Protection Act that holds physicians accountable. The document notes some controversies around cross-prescription of allopathic and Ayurvedic medicines and the role of Ayurveda in rural health programs.
Ergonomics is the science of designing workplaces and equipment to fit workers' physical capabilities. This document outlines ergonomic hazards like poor posture, repetitive motions, heavy lifting, and more. It discusses how ergonomics can help reduce injuries by improving the relationship between workers and their environment. The document also provides examples of ergonomic tools that can be used to assess risks and recommendations to improve workspaces and reduce strain, such as adjustable furniture, anti-fatigue mats, and taking regular breaks.
The document describes tools and resources from the CDC for promoting workplace health. It discusses CDC's organizational priorities around chronic disease prevention and their goals for improving employer workplace health efforts. Several specific tools are highlighted, including guidelines, publications, partnerships, and assessment tools to help employers evaluate and improve their workplace health promotion programs and policies. The tools are intended to help expand the evidence base, promote action, monitor progress, and provide high-quality information to address business needs.
The World Health Organisation has identified the workplace as a key area for targeting health promotion and disease prevention. With the average Victorian spending a third of their day at work, it makes sense to utilise this environment to reinforce healthy attitudes and behaviours.
This document discusses integrated health monitoring and precision medicine. It defines precision medicine as using big data, clinical, molecular, environmental, and behavioral information to understand disease and improve prevention and treatment outcomes for patients. Integrated health monitoring combines data from various sources like personal health records, sensors, genomics, and environmental exposures to develop a dynamic model of a patient's health over time. Health informatics plays a key role in building systems to integrate these diverse data sources and enable precision medicine approaches.
This document defines workplace health and safety and outlines related topics. Workplace health and safety aims to promote workers' physical, mental, and social well-being. It discusses the benefits of a safe workplace like higher productivity and lower costs. Common hazards include slips/trips/falls, eye strain, indoor air quality issues, and ergonomic risks. In an emergency, procedures ensure orderly evacuation. Employers must provide a safe work environment while employees must ensure their own and others' safety. The goals are zero accidents, fatalities, or harmful emissions.
The presentation slides from the North West Regional Workplace Health group in Manchester on 19th October 2011. The presentation explored humanness and what we know about the way people behave and respond to messages and incentives and this implications of these factors in developing workplace health programmes.
This document summarizes laws applicable to Ayurvedic physicians in India. It discusses requirements for physician registration through the Central Council of Indian Medicine. It also outlines medical laws regarding the Consumer Protection Act that holds physicians accountable. The document notes some controversies around cross-prescription of allopathic and Ayurvedic medicines and the role of Ayurveda in rural health programs.
Ergonomics is the science of designing workplaces and equipment to fit workers' physical capabilities. This document outlines ergonomic hazards like poor posture, repetitive motions, heavy lifting, and more. It discusses how ergonomics can help reduce injuries by improving the relationship between workers and their environment. The document also provides examples of ergonomic tools that can be used to assess risks and recommendations to improve workspaces and reduce strain, such as adjustable furniture, anti-fatigue mats, and taking regular breaks.
The document describes tools and resources from the CDC for promoting workplace health. It discusses CDC's organizational priorities around chronic disease prevention and their goals for improving employer workplace health efforts. Several specific tools are highlighted, including guidelines, publications, partnerships, and assessment tools to help employers evaluate and improve their workplace health promotion programs and policies. The tools are intended to help expand the evidence base, promote action, monitor progress, and provide high-quality information to address business needs.
The World Health Organisation has identified the workplace as a key area for targeting health promotion and disease prevention. With the average Victorian spending a third of their day at work, it makes sense to utilise this environment to reinforce healthy attitudes and behaviours.
This document discusses integrated health monitoring and precision medicine. It defines precision medicine as using big data, clinical, molecular, environmental, and behavioral information to understand disease and improve prevention and treatment outcomes for patients. Integrated health monitoring combines data from various sources like personal health records, sensors, genomics, and environmental exposures to develop a dynamic model of a patient's health over time. Health informatics plays a key role in building systems to integrate these diverse data sources and enable precision medicine approaches.
This document defines workplace health and safety and outlines related topics. Workplace health and safety aims to promote workers' physical, mental, and social well-being. It discusses the benefits of a safe workplace like higher productivity and lower costs. Common hazards include slips/trips/falls, eye strain, indoor air quality issues, and ergonomic risks. In an emergency, procedures ensure orderly evacuation. Employers must provide a safe work environment while employees must ensure their own and others' safety. The goals are zero accidents, fatalities, or harmful emissions.
The document summarizes Malaysia's efforts to promote occupational safety and health (OSH) among small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which make up over 99% of businesses in Malaysia. It outlines initiatives by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) Malaysia to support OSH compliance among SMEs, such as fast track registration, door-to-door guidance, mobile promotional services, and an umbrella project to generate OSH awareness through industry associations. It also discusses guidelines and standards developed by DOSH to assist SMEs in implementing OSH management systems tailored to their needs.
SAFETY AND HEALTH IN WORKPLACE - presentationJerince Peter
Safety in the workplace is important. Employees should take safety seriously, maintain a positive attitude, and avoid carelessness which is a common cause of accidents. It is also important to look for ways to improve safety, and to always report any accidents or incidents.
The document discusses the strategic importance of workplace safety and health. It outlines the benefits of a safe and healthy workplace such as increased productivity, quality and efficiency of workers, and reduced medical and insurance costs. It also describes the consequences of an unsafe workplace like injuries, diseases, death and economic costs. The document then provides strategies for improving workplace safety and health such as monitoring safety rates, preventing accidents and diseases, managing stress, and implementing wellness programs.
This document discusses a research project exploring how mindfulness training can improve workplace health and safety. The University of California is piloting a "Mindful Health and Safety" program to reduce injuries, illnesses, costs and stress among employees. Researchers adapted an existing mindfulness-based stress reduction course to focus on safety. They plan to formally pilot the program with nurses and conduct informal pilots with other staff. The goal is to test if mindfulness training can boost attention, well-being and job performance while lowering health risks and costs for employers.
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This document presents 17 important questions about health and safety in the workplace. It covers topics such as having a written health and safety policy, performing risk assessments, hazards from slipping, tripping, asbestos, working at heights, hazardous substances, ergonomic issues, noise, vibration, electricity, transportation risks, equipment selection and use, high pressure systems, fire and explosion prevention, stress, radiation, and accident procedures. The questions are meant to help employers evaluate potential risks and ensure they are meeting legal requirements for maintaining a safe work environment.
The document discusses strategies for improving workplace safety and health, noting that organizations can benefit from fewer injuries and costs when workplaces are safe and healthy, while unsafe workplaces can result in injuries, disease, deaths and high economic costs. It outlines various hazards in the workplace, including organizational factors, individual qualities, and violent employees, as well as common workplace stressors. The document recommends strategies like accident prevention, ergonomics, health and safety committees, and addressing organizational change, the physical environment, and stress-prone employees.
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Intelligent Buildings for Better Health Wellbeing and ProductivityDerek Clements-Croome
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The document discusses the history and future of green building rating systems such as LEED. It notes that LEED was created in 1993 by the US Green Building Council to address climate change and promote more efficient and sustainable buildings. Over the past 25 years, LEED has certified nearly 3 billion square feet of space globally. However, newer systems like Living Building Challenge and WELL focus more on materials and human health. Going forward, rating systems are predicted to place greater emphasis on renewable energy, reducing embodied carbon in materials, and ensuring occupant health and productivity in green buildings.
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A green hospital utilizes sustainable practices to enhance patient well-being while efficiently conserving natural resources. It focuses on green design, construction, and operations like using renewable energy, recycling waste, and promoting natural lighting and indoor air quality. Studies show green hospitals experience lower costs through energy and water savings while providing health benefits like faster recovery times for patients.
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This document discusses green buildings and the LEED rating system. It defines a green building as one that reduces negative impacts on the environment through efficient energy and water use, renewable energy, waste reduction, indoor air quality, and sustainable materials. It describes the various categories of the LEED rating system, including sustainable sites, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials and resources, indoor environmental quality, innovation, and integrative process. It also defines LEED professional credentials.
This document summarizes a panel discussion on design for sustainability. It introduces four panelists from composite and building material companies: Gale Tedhams from Owens Corning, Ken Schmidtchen from Kalwall Corp., Matt Gindlesparger from Fresh Air Building Systems, LLC, and Bob Moffit from Ashland. The panelists discuss topics like defining sustainability, leveraging materials for sustainable products, transparency and reporting, and industry resources for sustainability efforts.
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The document summarizes Malaysia's efforts to promote occupational safety and health (OSH) among small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which make up over 99% of businesses in Malaysia. It outlines initiatives by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) Malaysia to support OSH compliance among SMEs, such as fast track registration, door-to-door guidance, mobile promotional services, and an umbrella project to generate OSH awareness through industry associations. It also discusses guidelines and standards developed by DOSH to assist SMEs in implementing OSH management systems tailored to their needs.
SAFETY AND HEALTH IN WORKPLACE - presentationJerince Peter
Safety in the workplace is important. Employees should take safety seriously, maintain a positive attitude, and avoid carelessness which is a common cause of accidents. It is also important to look for ways to improve safety, and to always report any accidents or incidents.
The document discusses the strategic importance of workplace safety and health. It outlines the benefits of a safe and healthy workplace such as increased productivity, quality and efficiency of workers, and reduced medical and insurance costs. It also describes the consequences of an unsafe workplace like injuries, diseases, death and economic costs. The document then provides strategies for improving workplace safety and health such as monitoring safety rates, preventing accidents and diseases, managing stress, and implementing wellness programs.
This document discusses a research project exploring how mindfulness training can improve workplace health and safety. The University of California is piloting a "Mindful Health and Safety" program to reduce injuries, illnesses, costs and stress among employees. Researchers adapted an existing mindfulness-based stress reduction course to focus on safety. They plan to formally pilot the program with nurses and conduct informal pilots with other staff. The goal is to test if mindfulness training can boost attention, well-being and job performance while lowering health risks and costs for employers.
17 most important questions to ask about health and safety in the workplaceworkplacehealthandsafety
This document presents 17 important questions about health and safety in the workplace. It covers topics such as having a written health and safety policy, performing risk assessments, hazards from slipping, tripping, asbestos, working at heights, hazardous substances, ergonomic issues, noise, vibration, electricity, transportation risks, equipment selection and use, high pressure systems, fire and explosion prevention, stress, radiation, and accident procedures. The questions are meant to help employers evaluate potential risks and ensure they are meeting legal requirements for maintaining a safe work environment.
The document discusses strategies for improving workplace safety and health, noting that organizations can benefit from fewer injuries and costs when workplaces are safe and healthy, while unsafe workplaces can result in injuries, disease, deaths and high economic costs. It outlines various hazards in the workplace, including organizational factors, individual qualities, and violent employees, as well as common workplace stressors. The document recommends strategies like accident prevention, ergonomics, health and safety committees, and addressing organizational change, the physical environment, and stress-prone employees.
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For more about content marketing on LinkedIn, visit http://lnkd.in/LIContentMarketing
Intelligent Buildings for Better Health Wellbeing and ProductivityDerek Clements-Croome
Creating the Productive Workplace discusses how building design impacts occupant health, well-being, and productivity. It notes that buildings affect lives and work performance, and that physical surroundings can impact mental health, well-being, and physical disease. Good health and well-being lead to increased productivity, as happier and more creative employees are more productive. Metrics like absenteeism, staff turnover, and physical environment surveys can measure the impacts of building design on occupants. Environments conducive to health require factors like good ventilation, lighting, acoustic quality, and ergonomic workplaces.
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The document discusses the history and future of green building rating systems such as LEED. It notes that LEED was created in 1993 by the US Green Building Council to address climate change and promote more efficient and sustainable buildings. Over the past 25 years, LEED has certified nearly 3 billion square feet of space globally. However, newer systems like Living Building Challenge and WELL focus more on materials and human health. Going forward, rating systems are predicted to place greater emphasis on renewable energy, reducing embodied carbon in materials, and ensuring occupant health and productivity in green buildings.
The document discusses a book titled "FUTURESTORATIVE: Towards a New Sustainability" which explores shifting sustainability thinking from a focus on reducing environmental impact to a more positive vision of restoration and human well-being. It advocates for sustainability standards like Living Building Challenge that require buildings to positively contribute to societal goals. The book brings together leaders and practitioners to debate how to progress sustainability in the built environment towards a regenerative and restorative approach.
Webinar Presentation: Gain the Trust and Business of Homeowners Seeking Healt...Lindsay Riggs
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Homeowners are asking for healthier homes. They’re buying the latest technologies in indoor air quality (IAQ) improvements. But YOU go into these homes every day–and you have an opportunity to flex your expertise and gain homeowners’ trust on this important issue. How can you bring more value to your customers and address the real, underlying causes of poor indoor air quality?
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Health Wellbeing and Productivity in Offices - The next chapter for green bui...Stephen Brown
This document summarizes evidence on how office design impacts employee health, wellbeing and productivity. It finds that indoor air quality, thermal comfort, daylighting, lighting, noise levels, interior layout, views/biophilia, aesthetics and location all influence occupant outcomes. Improving these design features can boost productivity by single-digit percentages. As staff costs typically account for 90% of business expenses, even modest productivity gains translate to significant financial benefits. The document proposes a framework for measuring outcomes and relating them to building features to help businesses quantify returns on investments in green building.
A green hospital utilizes sustainable practices to enhance patient well-being while efficiently conserving natural resources. It focuses on green design, construction, and operations like using renewable energy, recycling waste, and promoting natural lighting and indoor air quality. Studies show green hospitals experience lower costs through energy and water savings while providing health benefits like faster recovery times for patients.
Daniel Pedersen has over 20 years of experience in sustainability engineering, environmental management, and standards development. He is currently the Vice President of Science and Standards at Green Seal, where he maintains sustainability standards and leads strategic planning. Pedersen has a PhD in Environmental Engineering from MIT and brings leadership, technical expertise, and business development experience to sustainability roles.
This document discusses green buildings and the LEED rating system. It defines a green building as one that reduces negative impacts on the environment through efficient energy and water use, renewable energy, waste reduction, indoor air quality, and sustainable materials. It describes the various categories of the LEED rating system, including sustainable sites, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials and resources, indoor environmental quality, innovation, and integrative process. It also defines LEED professional credentials.
This document summarizes a panel discussion on design for sustainability. It introduces four panelists from composite and building material companies: Gale Tedhams from Owens Corning, Ken Schmidtchen from Kalwall Corp., Matt Gindlesparger from Fresh Air Building Systems, LLC, and Bob Moffit from Ashland. The panelists discuss topics like defining sustainability, leveraging materials for sustainable products, transparency and reporting, and industry resources for sustainability efforts.
The document discusses green buildings and the LEED rating system. It defines a green building as one that reduces negative impacts on the environment through efficient energy and water use, renewable energy, pollution reduction, and use of sustainable materials. It describes features of green buildings and explains that any building type can be green. It then outlines the benefits of green buildings for the environment, economics, and social factors like health. The document concludes by describing the LEED rating system and its credit categories that evaluate location, sustainable sites, water and energy efficiency, materials, indoor quality, innovation and process.
Cannon Design has over 65 years of experience in healthcare facility design and is ranked among the top 10 healthcare design firms. It has 400 LEED accredited professionals on staff. The document discusses several of Cannon Design's healthcare projects, noting details about services provided, sizes, recognition received, and how the designs have improved performance."
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Integrated Health & Wellbeing
1. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
Health & Wellbeing
in the built environment
For the part can never be well unless the whole is well
Plato, 380 BC
London, May 2016
All rights reserved
2. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
An integrated puzzle
Employee
Surveys
Retention
Recruitment
Workplace
Design
Health
Wellbeing
Physical
Environment
Corporate
Culture
Management
& Leadership
3. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
The Old and the New
We have known since ancient times that human beings like:
• Natural light
• Shade and dark
• Gardens and plants
• Water
Now the 21st Century brings us new information:
• Impact of pollution of long term health
• Effects of VOCs and other chemical compounds
• Links between productivity, health and wellbeing
and inherent design of our working and living spaces
4. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
Light has always formed part of beautiful buildings
Clerestory window, Temple of Karnak
Stoa of Atalos, Athens agora
5. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
The Ideal Home: water, nature, beauty, light
Getty Villa, modelled on Villa of the Papyri in Herculaneum
6. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
Now, scientific evidence is gathering momentum
In studies performed by Elzeyadi and published in 2011, it was observed that the
“Workers in offices with poor ratings of light quality and in offices with poorer views
used significantly more sick leave hours.
“Children progressed through school curricula 20-26% faster when
learning in daylit environments”
Economics of Biophilia – Browning (2012)
People who work in well-ventilated offices with below-average levels of indoor
pollutants and carbon dioxide (CO2) have significantly higher cognitive functioning
scores—in crucial areas such as responding to a crisis or developing strategy—
than those who work in offices with typical levels.
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Center for Health and the Global Environment, SUNY
Upstate Medical University, and Syracuse University.
October 2015
7. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
The Impact on Design and Operations
DESIGN FACTORS
• Access to natural light
• Fresh air ventilation
• Biophilia
• Public vs private spaces
• People-focused architecture
• Selection of interior finishes
critical
• Fitness & nutrition
OPERATING FACTORS
• Ventilation / fresh air changes
• Chemical compound
monitoring
• Enhanced temperature & air
quality monitoring
8. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
The Impact on Real Estate Assets
• It is no longer ‘just’ about sustainability
• Occupiers are already select corporate space based on H&W criteria
• Expectations of landlords may include responsibility for health factors
• Technical demands within leases may change to require additional
servicing…..and thus costs
• PM/FM teams will need a new ‘toolkit’ to understand impacts
• Longer term value erosion for ‘unhealthy’ buildings?
9. V E R D E X T R A
Financial, Operational & Sustainability Consulting
Here, then, is what I wanted to tell you of my
architecture. I created it with courage and
idealism, but also with an awareness of the
fact that what is important is life, friends, and
attempting to make this unjust world a better
place in which to live.
Oscar Niemayer