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Division of Health Promotion and Chronic Disease
Well@Work WV Organizational Support
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Organizational Support
During the past 12 months, did your worksite…
1.
Conduct an employee needs and interest assessment for planning health promotion activities?
C
DC
-
Needs Assessment
Work Well NC
-
Employee Interest Survey
HAP
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Worksite Wellness Interest Survey
2.
Conduct
emplo
yee
health
risk appraisals/ assessments
through
vendors,
onsite
staff,
or
health
plans
and
provide
individual
feedback
plus
health
education?
Health Risk Appraisals at the Worksite
CDC
-
Worksite Health 101 Training
Wellbeing Solutions- Worksites
3.
D
emonstrate
organizational
commitment
and
support
of
worksite
health
pr
omotion
at
all
levels
of
management?
CDC
-
Workplace Health Promotion: Leadership Support
Leading by Example
4.
Use and combine incentives with other strategies to increase participation in health promotion programs?
CDC
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Workplace Health Incentives
DOL
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Retaining Employees in your Worksite Wellness Program
5.
Use competitions when combined with additional interventions to support employees making behavior changes?
DOL
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Retaining Employees in your Worksite Wellness Program
WorkWell NC
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Turnkey Programs
6.
P
romote
and
market
health
promotion
programs
to
employees?
CDC
-
Workplace Health Promotions: Communication
7.
Use examples of employees' role modeling appropriate health behaviors or employee health related “success stories” in the marketing materials?
NACDD
-
Chronic Disease Prevention Success Stories
Healthiest Maryland Businesses Success Stories
8.
T
ailor
some
health
p
r
omotion
p
r
ograms
and
education
materials
to
the
language,
literacy
levels,
cultur
e,
or
readiness
to
change
of
various
segments
of
the
wor
kfor
ce?
WorkWell NC
-
Employees with Disabilities Resources
9.
Have an active health promotion committee?
CDC
-
Workplace Health Promotions: Governance Structure & Management
NC HealthSmart
-
Committee Workbook
10.
Have a paid health promotion coordinator whose job (either part-time or fulltime) is to implement a worksite health promotion program?
CDC
-
Workplace Health Promotions: Governance Structure & Management
WorkWell NC
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Toolkit (see p. 6
)
11.
H
ave
a
champion(s)
who
is
a
strong
advocate
for
the
health
pr
omotion
program?
12.
H
ave
an
annual
budget
or
receive
dedicated
funding
for
health
pr
omotion
programs?
Sample Worksite Health Budget (see p. 83-84)
13.
S
et
annual
organizational
objectiv
es
for
health
pr
omotion?
CDC
-
Worksite Health 101 Training
14. Include references to improving or maintaining employee health in the business objectives or organizational mission statement?
15.
Conduct
ongoing
evaluations
of
health
promotion
programming
that
use
multiple
data
sources?
CDC
-
Workplace Health Promotion: Evaluation
16.
M
ake
any
health
promotion
programs
available
to
family
members?
Wisconsin DHS
-
Factors Outside the Worksite
17.
P
rovide
flexible
work
scheduling
policies?
18.
E
ngage
in
other
health
initiatives
throughout
the
community
and support emplo
yee
participation and
volunteer
efforts?
Health Promotion and Chronic Disease
350 Capitol Street, Room 514
Charleston, WV 25301-3715
Ph:
(304) 352-6012
Fx:
(304) 558-1553
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