Work, Health, and Well-being : Frameworks, Evidence, and Applications 2017

Work, Health, and Well-being : Frameworks, Evidence, and Applications is organized by Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health and would be held during Feb 6 - 8, 2017 at Harvard Longwood Campus - Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America.

The target audience for this medical event for Occupational health nurses, Occupational physicians. This CME Conference has been approved with a maximum of 21.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.

This continuing education course provides you with the full set of skills needed to integrate occupational health and safety with health promotion programs. You will also learn to implement outcomes measurement programs and to assess the financial impact of integrated employee health programs, gaining the skills to make the business case for improving employee health.

During the program, you will develop a roadmap for integrating your company's occupational safety and health promotion programs. The program starts by reviewing the foundations of health protection and health promotion. The value proposition for integrated employee health is then discussed, with attention paid to your ability to communicate this value and justify the integration of existing programs. Finally, the course delves into strategies and practical tips for implementing integrated employee health programs.

This program provides you with the skills to :
• Evaluate the effectiveness of workplace health strategies
• Translate occupational health and health promotion research into practice
• Implement integrated approaches to employee health programs
• Assess the financial impact of workplace health programs
• Make the business case for integrated employee health protection and health promotion programs