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CPH News & Views is a semi-monthly column on emerging topics related to healthy workplaces.
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- Issue #1: What is the scientific rationale for workplace programs that combine health promotion with occupational ergonomics?
- Issue #2: Why is cardiovascular disease a problematic issue for many occupational safety and health investigators?
- Issue #3: How does job stress contribute to cardiovascular disease, and what can be done to intervene?
- Issue #4: How to increase physical activity at the workplace.
- Issue #5: Economic Evaluation of Workplace Interventions to Reduce Occupational Morbidity.
- Issue #6: The Healthy Workforce Act of 2007 and Quality Standards for Workplace Health Promotion Programs.
- Issue #7: The Hazards of Just Standing Around.
- Issue #8: How can workplace health promotion professionals address job stress as a modifiable risk factor for heart disease and other chronic diseases?
- Issue #9: How job stress contributes to musculoskeletal disorders: Work organization as the underlying cause.
- Issue #10: Workplace violence among healthcare workers.
- Issue #11: Shift Work - Working against our Internal Clocks.
- Issue #12: How does sleep quality impact safety and health, especially among shift workers, and what can be done to help?
- Issue #13: Can ergonomic stressors be reduced for nursing home workers?
- Issue #14: How do working conditions affect personal health conditions like smoking, exercise, and being overweight?
- Issue #15: Promoting Healthy and Good Tasting Foods.
- Issue #16: Working Older: Health Challenges and the Shifting Demographics of Employment.
- Issue #17: Enhancing civility at work - with attention to the healthcare sector.
- Issue #18: Participatory Teams of Workers Can Strengthen and Broaden the Scope of Health Promotion Programs.
- Issue #19: Improving Self-Care Among Aging Workers with Coronary Heart Disease: A Growing Priority.
- Issue #20: Juggling work and elder-care responsibilities.
- Issue #21: Working Conditions, Employee Mental Health, and Intention to Leave the Job.
- Issue #22: Getting employees on board: Factors influencing participation in work-site health promotion programs.
- Issue #24: Occupational and leisure time physical activity: Do they have similar effects on cardiovascular health?
- Issue #25: A national program for work-site health
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