Despite spawning a broad empirical literature and a six-billion-dollarper-year industry, no
formal or universally accepted definition of a" wellness program" exists.'In reviewing the …

Background In 2003, Steps to a Healthier Austin was funded by the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention to implement chronic disease prevention and health promotion …

Purpose The present study aimed to determine the effect of demographic characteristics,
occupation, anthropometric indices, and leisure-time physical activity levels on coronary risk …

The need for evidence-based practice to enhance current and future police training and
assessment has never been greater. This need focuses on the procedures and findings of …

A growing number of hospitals are using employee wellness programs to control health care
costs, and the savviest among them are using data analysis to track their successes.

Introduction Healthcare reform legislation encourages employers to implement worksite
wellness activities as a way to reduce rising employer healthcare costs. Strategies for …

Police officers with known or suspected psychological or behavioral problems often present
complex issues for administrators. For example, an officer who was once a productive and …

Washington has set the goal of integrating behavioral and physical healthcare by 2020,
consistent with national trends. State legislation mandates this integration statewide by …

Background: Wellness champion teams can be a critical" grass roots" strategy in building a
culture of worksite wellness; however, little is known about key elements of programs to …

Law enforcement workloads have increased significantly compared to 3 years ago,
according to a National Institute of Justice survey. More than 80 percent of law enforcement …