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The European Network for Workplace Health Promotion (ENWHP) [ENWHP]
. ENWHP is committed to improve workplace health and wellbeing and to reduce the impact of work related
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The Case for WHP [ENWHP]
motivated. This consequently results in a reduction in sickness-related and other costs, a higher quality
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Questionnaires for Self-Assessment [ENWHP]
What is your Company's Status in terms of WHP? Is the Health Management in your Organisation Worthwhile? If you are a either a public or private enterprise, you can test the quality of your workplace health promotion programmes or look at the role of lifestyle-related health promotion in your
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ENWHP Initiatives [ENWHP]
companies from different sectors, size, and related to relevant issues for good health management at work
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Company Health Check [ENWHP]
Find out in what way Lifestyle-related Health Promotion is part of your Workplace The Company Health Check (CHC) is an instrument to promote health at the workplace. Review Paper and Catalogue of Quality Criteria: The main purpose of this paper is to give a review on the one hand of evidence
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Models of Good Practice in Small and Medium-sized Enterprise [ENWHP]
project on OHS in craft enterprises (PDF 0.05 MB) Network for SMEs to Prevent Work-Related Health
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EU Mental health projects [ENWHP]
Europe's first portal for mental health promotion The European Network for Mental Health Pomotion (ENMHP) brings together 3 EU funded major projects in the area of workplace mental health. In addition, it refers to many other related projects and resources in the area. Mental health Policy
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Training division [ENWHP]
& Education fields linked to WHP or other related domains To advocate the investment of funds
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Shift2Health [ENWHP]
for different age and health groups. Related news here!
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Symposium on "Lifestyle and Risk Factors in Diseases of Civilization" [ENWHP]
The overall goal of the symposium is to bring toghether physicians and scientists from diverse fields with a common interest in mechanisms operating within pathophysiology of lifestyle-related diseases and their prevention and treatments. The symposium is couple with the International C.I.A.N.S.
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