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Work Wellness Institute Membership!

Advance your Career & Improve your Workplace

Membership Includes:
  • 350+ Lectures on Demand
  • 18 self-paced e-Courses
  • Accreditation opportunities
  • Certifications for Members Only;
    • Leadership Certification
    • Inclusivity Recruitment & Retention Certification
    • Work Wellness Ambassador Certification

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Course Description

This webinar will present evidence and practical examples inspired by the Health Affairs special journal issue focused on Work and Health.  A broad systemic approach is required to improve employee health and support longer, healthier working lives. 

You will learn about recent evidence on the work & health relationship including policy and practice improvements across the following cross-cutting themes:

  • prevention and wellness
  • supportive health intervention
  • supportive work intervention
  • organizational culture and climate
  • public policy

Affiliate Faculty Institute for Health and Aging, School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco

Kimberly Jinnett, PhD

Dr. Jinnett is president of the Center for Workforce Health and Performance and affiliate faculty at the UCSF Institute for Health and Aging.  Dr. Jinnett has studied and practiced in the health and wellbeing field for more than three decades including at RAND, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Integrated Benefits Institute. Dr. Jinnett received a doctorate in public health and sociology from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and her masters of science in public health from UCLA.This program is pre-approved by VRA Canada for a 1 hour training session

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Further Exploration of the Work/Health Relationship: Spotlight on Health Affairs Special Issue

    • Pre-Survey

    • Further Exploration of the Work/Health Relationship: Spotlight on Health Affairs Special Issue

    • Further Exploration of the Work/Health Relationship: Spotlight on Health Affairs Special Issue

    • Evaluation Survey