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Evaluation of a Corporate Wellness Program
The purpose of this project is to determine the effectiveness of the corporate wellness program at Memorial Health System (MHS) in regards to: 1. Improvement of health of employees 2. Savings on health care expenses The corporate wellness program itself is not the object of the study, but rather the results of the program are the focus. The program will be a dynamic process, changing over time to address the needs of the hospital system employees. This study will look at the effects of the program as a whole to impact employee health and the cost of healthcare. This study will also evaluate individual components of the program (physical activity, stress management, etc) to determine specific benefits of those components to those who participate.
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