Preventie 5: Deelprogramma 3 - Werk(en) is gezond - Projecten

Kennissynthese Werk(en) is Gezond

Afgerond (maart 2016 - oktober 2016)

Er zijn grote verschillen in gezondheid tussen mensen met een lagere en een hogeresociaaleconomische positie. In dit project is de kennissynthese Werk(en) is gezond opgesteld. De kennissynthese geeft een overzicht van aanwezige en gewenste kennis om de gezondheid van de werkende bevolking te bevorderen én om daarmee sociaal economische gezondheidsverschillen te verkleinen.De kennissynthese...

Preventie 5: Deelprogramma 3 - Werk(en) is gezond

Projecten

Kennissynthese Werk(en) is Gezond

Promotion of healthy behaviour and prevention of obesity in workers with a lower socioeconomic position: an equity specific analysis of what works and why

ProudWoman: enhancing the health of menopausal women in lower economic positions

Responsive evaluation of stakeholder dialogue to promote health among employees with a lower socioeconomic position

The adverse health effects of shift work and the role of sleep quality and lifestyle among blue collar workers

The MAISE-toolkit: a dialogue based approach to improve the health of workers with a low socio-economic status

The role of unhealthy lifestyle factors in the adverse health effects of working conditions in workers with a low SEP. Meta-analyses in longitudinal datasets.

Myhealthylifestyle@Work: implementation and evaluation of two worksite health promotion programs in the Transport & Logistic Industry

Health improvement for workers and self-employed people with low social economic position and work-related health problems: early detection and intervention in primary care.

Promoting healthy snacking at the workplace for workers in the low social-economic class: stimulating vegetable intake by employers and caterers

PerfectFit2.0 – optimising an effective intervention for workers in low socioeconomic position

LEADhealth: How does leadership affect health of workers with low socioeconomic status? A meta-analysis of leadership and health considering worker and work context factors as moderators

SMARTsize@Work: A combination of a weight management program and nudging in the company cafeteria

Can socio-economic health differences be explained by physical activity? The Active Worker consortium

Development and implementation of a dyadic illness perception intervention for lower educated workers with a chronic disease and their partners: the DIPI-study.

Future Positive: Increasing health behaviors of low-SES employees by focusing on hope, optimism, resilience, and efficacy

Grip on Health: Adaptation and implementation of the Participatory Approach for blue-collar workers with a low socioeconomic position

Health in Action; a participatory ethnographic research into work place health promotion for employees with low social economic position (SEP)

Healthy behaviour and good working conditions as adaptation factors for better health and work participation of workers in low SEP with a chronic disease

Improving health of employees with a low socio-economic position (SEP): a citizen science study at the workplace

Promoting a healthy lifestyle of low educated shift workers with T2D: a personalized physiological and behavioral approach.