Worksite Health Promotion Resources

By Mark J Kittleson on February 25, 2009 in Generally Speaking

This came from a person on the HEDIR:

A professor of mine once gave me a great list of Worksite Wellness Resources:
Worksite/Worksite Health Promotion
Advantage Health www.advantagehealth.com
Department of Labor & Industry www.doli.state.mn.us
StayWell Health Management Systems www.staywell.com
Wellness Councils of America www.welcoa.org
WellSource www.wellsource.com
Park Nicollet Health Source www.healthsource.org
Advantage Wellness www.adavntagewellness.com
Health Fitness Corporation www.hfit.com
National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health www.cdc.gov/niosh
Occupational Safety & Health Administration www.osha.gov

I have done some research on Corporate Wellness myself as that is what I plan to do my thesis on so if you need anything more specific let me know and I can dig around a little more.

Jolene Pedersen
Graduate Assistant
Minnesota State University, Mankato
jolene.pedersen@mnsu.edu

About Mark J Kittleson

Mark J. Kittleson is in his 37th year as a health educator, having spent over 21 years at Southern Illinois University and having been at New Mexico State University since January 2011. Dr. Kittleson is best known for his development and management of the HEDIR Discussion group, as well as his efforts to help the profession of health education utilize technology.

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2 Responses to Worksite Health Promotion Resources

Kelly Shiraki, CHES February 26, 2009 at 5:00 pm #

Has there been any information on databases? We are using Excel to keep track of screening data and clients – very ineffective. Of you or anyone know of a system, please let me know. Please feel free to email me at kashiraki@mdh.org

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