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EIE2023 Creating a new normal: Enhancing the relevance of implementation science for society [ENWHP]
with international colleagues; expand your professional network; and be inspired by the diversity
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We still need your support! [ENWHP]
We need your help for gathering insights on how to improve the Mental Health at Work Platform. If you are an employer, manager, HR or OHS professional, we would like to involve you in a 50-min. online individual interview via MS Teams in which we will ask you to try out the functionalities
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In Memoriam Horst Kloppenburg *17th November 1943 †15th August 2023 [ENWHP]
of stable networks in which members can learn from and support each other. In his professional
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Workplace Health Promotion [ENWHP]
that they contribute to, rather than damage, health Implementing policies and practices which enhance
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The Case for WHP [ENWHP]
Society and companies are more dependent on well trained, highly qualified and motivated employees nowadays than ever before. At the same time, the potential of the workforce and its ability to develop have become the subject of a new understanding of health, which encompasses both physical
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Settings [ENWHP]
organisations recognise that the management of their human capital is as important, if not more so, than
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Mental Health at the Workplace [ENWHP]
mental health at work. (PDF 17 KB) More than a quarter of European employees suffer from mental stress
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Disseminating Good Workplace Health in Eastern European Countries [ENWHP]
lower in the "new and future EU Member States" than those in the "old" Member States, but so were
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Who can join ENWHP [ENWHP]
of the work of the Network other than in certain specific areas where there may be limitations: Involvement
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Hearts and Minds at Work in Europe [ENWHP]
is experienced by more than 27% of the adult EU population during any given year. Both diseases share
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