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The document discusses wellness in the workplace. It defines wellness as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being. The illness/wellness continuum shows how wellness leads to high-level wellness while illness leads to disability. Trends like technology and environmental pollution impact wellness. Poor wellness costs the economy billions due to lost productivity from absenteeism and health issues. Employers have a legal duty to assess risks and promote wellness. Benefits of workplace wellness programs include reduced costs, higher performance and motivation. Case studies show organizations reducing absenteeism and costs through wellness programs. Effective programs identify wellness needs, provide tailored packages and coaching, and report high returns on investment.
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This document provides an overview of strategies for improving workforce health, well-being, and productivity. It discusses understanding the drivers of health in the workplace and addressing them through an optimized environment, increased healthy behaviors, minimized acute care, optimized chronic care, and reduced excess surgery. Specific strategies are outlined, such as incentivized health management programs, coaching for lifestyle changes and chronic conditions, and the role of emerging technologies. The goal is to engage employees in their health and wellness through a whole person approach.
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Workplace wellness programs have become increasingly common as companies recognize their benefits. In 2016, 84% of U.S. companies offered wellness initiatives or planned to expand them. Common programs include health screenings, weight loss programs, and nutrition programs. Participation rates increased when incentives were added. Wellness programs can reduce healthcare costs and improve productivity by reducing absenteeism and diseases. The majority of employers see positive returns on their wellness investments through lower costs and a healthier workforce.Chronic illness impact on employee engagement
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Full Health empowers people and communities to become experts in their own health. It is a digital platform that enables people to receive health recommendations, action plans and advice personal to them on their phone. It also gives communities insight into their population’s health so they can benchmark and improve.
Full Health provides people with the same convenience they now take for granted as they shop, bank or book holidays online.
Full Health is already being used by more than 20,000 employees in over 100 companies across the UK and Ireland providing quality health benefits.
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