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Worksite Health
Worksite policies and programs may help employees reduce health risks and improve their quality of life. Interventions may be implemented at worksites (e.g., signs to encourage stair use, health education classes), at other locations (e.g., gym membership discounts, weight management counseling), or through employee health benefits plans (e.g., flu shots, cancer screenings).
Task Force Findings
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Summary Table
This summary of CPSTF findings for worksite health promotion can be used as a reference, included in presentations, or shared with colleagues.
Presentations and Promotional Materials
Community Guide In Action: Stories from the Field
At MD Anderson, Wellness Starts in the Neighborhood
Blueprint for Success in Reducing Tobacco Use
Evidence-Based Recommendations Get Minnesotans in the Groove
Investing in Worksite Wellness for Employees
Maryland Businesses Support Worksite Wellness Effort to Combat Chronic Disease
Practice What You Promote: Increasing Cancer Screening Rates Among Employees
Putting the Community Guide to Work at Workplaces: Partnering to Reach Employers
Using Innovative Technology to Increase Physical Activity
Community Guide News
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Evidence-Based Findings on Worksite Health Promotion Interventions
Slides and Presentations
Using Evidence for Public Health Decision Making: Assessment of Health Risks with Feedback to Change Employees’ Health 
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