Health and Productivityhttp://acoem.org/RSS/Default.aspx?FolderID=132Blueprint for Healthhttp://acoem.org/HWN_BlueprintForHealth.aspx <p>Blueprint for Health DIABETES ACOEM has initiated its yearlong awareness campaign to help employers identify and respond to chronic diseases in the workplace. In recognition of November as National Diabetes Month, ACOEM is providing tools/resources on the impact of diabetes on worker health and productivity. Featured tools and resources: Diabetes Fact Sheet Resources for Diabetes Prevention and Management Webinar — Diabetes at Work Program Press Release — ACOEM Campaign Helps Employers Address Diabetes during National Diabetes Month Blueprint estimates on the impact of diabetes in the workplace </p> Bud RomanoFri, 24 May 2013 19:03:57 GMTHealthy Workforce Now Right Menuhttp://acoem.org/Page3Column.aspx?PageID=7357&id=6008 <p>Right Menu</p> Bud RomanoFri, 24 May 2013 19:02:26 GMTMenu - Healthy Workforce Now (Physicians)http://acoem.org/Page3Column.aspx?PageID=7357&id=12944 <p> H&amp;P Home ACOEM Guidance Statement Health-Related Productivity Defined JOEM Articles Roundtable Discussion Strategic Health Management Survey Occupational Medicine – A Significant Force in Insuring Productivity How Companies Consider Value in Health Policy and Design The Business Case for Managing Health and Productivity Health and Wellness in the Workplace Business and Managed Care Diabetes and Health Resource Kit The Business Impact of Health and Health-Related Productivity Cost of Lost Productive Work Time Among US Workers With Depression Corporate Health Achievement Award Winners </p> Bud RomanoMon, 11 Mar 2013 21:04:38 GMTTest page - HWN Simple Rolloverhttp://acoem.org/testhwn.aspx <p>Under Construction Healthy Workforce Now (HWN) is a signature wellness initiative of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM). This initiative recognizes the workplace as a critical location for achieving the goals of health care reform and for improving the overall health of employees and their families. The HWN initiative is intended to: Raise awareness among policy makers, thought-leaders and others of the critical nature of the workplace in improving the overall health of employees and their families; Advocate for, and support effective implementation of, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by leveraging the unique expertise of occupational medicine physicians in managing population health especially as it relates to such evolving concepts as accountable care organizations (ACOs) and the patient-centered medical home (PCMH); and Provide state-of-the-art of support tools to those on the “front line” of establishing, promoting, and analyzing the impact of workplace wellness and prevention programs. Without a healthy and productive workforce, the United States will not be able to sustain its long-term health care programs – nor will it thrive in an increasingly competitive global marketplace. What is health and productivity management? The HWN web site has been developed for: Physicians/Other Health Professionals responsible for both population health management and individual worker health; Businesses/Employers interested in implementing programs/services to improve worksite wellness, reduce costs, and improve productivity; Employees workers interested in improving their health through lifestyle changes and/or participating in worksite wellness programs. Policy-Makers seeking the latest information, research, and analyses focused on innovations in worker health and safety. Much of the content in the above “linked” pages is also available for public review. ACOEM members (Click Here to Join ACOEM) have access to a supplementary library of general information, best practices, and tools developed by other ACOEM members through the “Idea Marketplace.” {Click here to enter the Idea Marketplace.} Items that might be included in “Featured Content” bottom of the page. 10 Point Advocacy Plan &amp; Advocacy Agenda for Change and press releases AEDs in the Workplace, and ACO Position Paper and Incentives Papers Blueprint for Health and Health and Productivity Tool Kit CHAA and Global Health Achievement Award </p> Bud RomanoMon, 11 Mar 2013 21:04:18 GMTMenu - Healthy Workforce Now (Employers)http://acoem.org/Page3Column.aspx?PageID=12942&id=12945 <p>test</p> Bud RomanoMon, 11 Mar 2013 21:03:52 GMTHWN - CHAA Best Practiceshttp://acoem.org/HWN_CHAABestPractices.aspx <p>CHAA Best Practices Established in 1996, ACOEM’s Corporate Health Achievement Award (CHAA) recognizes organizations with exemplary health, safety, and environmental programs. The CHAA is intended to: foster awareness of quality health, safety, and environmental programs identify model programs and outstanding practices with measurable results encourage organizational self-assessment and continuous improvement Participating organizations undergo a rigorous review by an expert panel to assess four key categories – 1) leadership/management; 2) healthy workers; 3) healthy environment; and 4) healthy organization. Each award-winning company has achieved a “culture of health” by having company-wide programs in place that promote and protect employee health and safety --which in turn improves worksite wellness and productivity. As a physician or employer responsible for or looking to implement worksite wellness programs, learn from these award-winning companies how your company can achieve a culture of health. 2012 Award Winners Johnson &amp; Johnson Smithsonian 2011 Award Winner URS Corporation 2010 Award Winner Baptist Health of South Florida </p> Bud RomanoMon, 11 Mar 2013 20:55:45 GMTHWN - Videoshttp://acoem.org/HWN_Videos.aspx <p>Health Workforce Now — Videos For Physicians and Employers: </p> Bud RomanoMon, 11 Mar 2013 20:53:53 GMTMenu - Healthy Workforce Now (Employees)http://acoem.org/Page3Column.aspx?PageID=12942&id=12946 Bud RomanoMon, 11 Mar 2013 18:49:56 GMTPhysicians - Homehttp://acoem.org/HWN_Physicians.aspx Bud RomanoWed, 06 Feb 2013 20:46:21 GMTEmployer - Homehttp://acoem.org/HWN_Employer.aspx Bud RomanoWed, 06 Feb 2013 20:45:58 GMTEmployees - Homehttp://acoem.org/HWN_Employees.aspx <p>Employeee Home</p> Bud RomanoWed, 06 Feb 2013 20:45:22 GMTBlueprint for Health: A Framework for Total Cost Impacthttp://acoem.org/HPBlueprint.aspx <p> Health and Productivity Management Center The Blueprint for Health (BFH) is a free web-based tool for making value-based decisions for health and productivity management. BFH is valuable to employers with or without expertise in data analysis, and/or employers who do</p> Bud RomanoWed, 06 Feb 2013 19:29:39 GMTHWN - Home Pagehttp://acoem.org/HWN_Home.aspx <p> Healthy Workforce Now Healthy Workforce Now (HWN) is a signature wellness initiative of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM). This initiative recognizes the workplace as a critical location for achieving the goals of health care reform and for improving the overall health of employees and their families. The HWN initiative is intended to: Raise awareness among policy makers, thought-leaders and others of the critical nature of the workplace in improving the overall health of employees and their families; Advocate for, and support effective implementation of, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by leveraging the unique expertise of occupational medicine physicians in managing population health especially as it relates to such evolving concepts as accountable care organizations (ACOs) and the patient-centered medical home (PCMH); and Provide state-of-the-art of support tools to those on the “front line” of establishing, promoting, and analyzing the impact of workplace wellness and prevention programs. Without a healthy and productive workforce, the United States will not be able to sustain its long-term health care programs – nor will it thrive in an increasingly competitive global marketplace. What is health and productivity management? The HWN web site has been developed for: Physicians/Other Health Professionals {link A} responsible for both population health management and individual worker health; Businesses/Employers {link B} interested in implementing programs/services to improve worksite wellness, reduce costs, and improve productivity; Employees {link C} workers interested in improving their health through lifestyle changes and/or participating in worksite wellness programs. Policy-Makers {link D} seeking the latest information, research, and analyses focused on innovations in worker health and safety. Much of the content in the above “linked” pages is also available for public review. ACOEM members (Click Here to Join ACOEM) have access to a supplementary library of general information, best practices, and tools developed by other ACOEM members through the “Idea Marketplace.” {Click here to enter the Idea Marketplace.} Items that might be included in “Featured Content” bottom of the page. 10 Point Advocacy Plan &amp; Advocacy Agenda for Change and press releases AEDs in the Workplace, and ACO Position Paper and Incentives Papers Blueprint for Health and Health and Productivity Tool Kit CHAA and Global Health Achievement Award </p> Bud RomanoFri, 04 Jan 2013 15:04:08 GMTMenu - Healthy Workforce Now (Policy Makers)http://acoem.org/Page3Column.aspx?PageID=12942&id=12947 Bud RomanoMon, 31 Dec 2012 21:20:22 GMTHealth and Productivity Right Menuhttp://acoem.org/Page3Column.aspx?PageID=7351&id=1452 <p> Featured Links H&amp;amp;P Home Health-Related Productivity Defined JOEM Articles Roundtable Discussion Strategic Health Management Survey Occupational Medicine – A Significant Force in Insuring Product</p> Bud RomanoMon, 31 Dec 2012 20:50:37 GMTPolicy Makers - Homehttp://acoem.org/HWN_PolicyMakers.aspx Bud RomanoMon, 31 Dec 2012 20:11:00 GMTHealthy Workforce Now Home Pagehttp://acoem.org/healthyworkforcenow.aspx <p>Healthy Workforce Now</p> Bud RomanoThu, 26 Jul 2012 18:50:04 GMTHEALTHY WORKFORCE NOW: ACOEM’S AGENDA FOR CHANGEhttp://acoem.org/HealthyWorkforce_actionagenda.aspx <p>ACOEM’s Action Plan for Workforce Health and Prevention Policy Objective Improve prospects for successful health reform by leveraging the value of health and the power of prevention in yielding a sustainable, healthy and productive workforce and incorporating evidence based workplace</p> Bud RomanoFri, 13 Apr 2012 20:24:54 GMTAdvocacy Agenda for Changehttp://acoem.org/AdvocacyAgendaForChange.aspx <p> April 13, 2012 The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) recently developed a 10 point advocacy Agenda for Change to help guide its efforts to improve the health of America’s workers and at the same time integrate workplace</p> Bud RomanoFri, 13 Apr 2012 19:06:09 GMTHealth and Productivity Management Centerhttp://acoem.org/HealthandProductivity.aspx <p>Health and Productivity Management Center Smart business leaders are confronting spiraling health costs in a new way by promoting a healthier workforce. They recognize that health and wellness programs can actually improve productivity, bringing a better return to the</p> Bud RomanoWed, 18 Jan 2012 16:28:12 GMTHP Summit - Background Materialshttp://acoem.org/HPSummit_Background.aspx <p>Background Materials Berezin, J. Being American the Way Out of Poverty. World Institute on Disability. 2006. Doemland, J</p> Bud RomanoMon, 14 Mar 2011 19:19:02 GMTHP Summit - Newshttp://acoem.org/HPSummit_News.aspx <p>News First news release Initial recommendations Internal “Feature Story” about the Summit Note After the summit a new page for the Summit Recommendations will be created</p> Bud RomanoTue, 04 Jan 2011 18:22:36 GMTHP Summit - Homehttp://acoem.org/HPSummit.aspx <p> Welcome to the official site of the Workforce Health and Productivity Summit The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine and the Integrated Benefits Institute will jointly convene</p> Bud RomanoTue, 04 Jan 2011 17:26:20 GMTJOEM Articles Page 2http://acoem.org/Page3Column.aspx?PageID=7351&id=1364 <p>JOEM Articles Page 2</p> Patrick PoerTue, 14 Dec 2010 20:24:03 GMTHealth-Related Productivity Definedhttp://acoem.org/HealthProductivity.aspx <p>Health-Related Productivity Defined</p> Bud RomanoThu, 09 Dec 2010 16:42:56 GMT