Original paper
Integrated Health Programs, Health Outcomes, and Return on Investment
Volume: 55, Issue: Supplement 12, Pages: S38 - S45
Published: Dec 1, 2013
Abstract
Objective: To explore return on investment (ROI) in workplace health promotion studies. Methods: Studies with high ROI attribution for workplace health promotion were reanalyzed using standardized measures. Key variables included intervention duration, sector and population size, annualized cost, and health outcomes. Results: ROI was often overestimated. Programs with the highest reported ROI were concentrated in large corporations, where...
Paper Details
Title
Integrated Health Programs, Health Outcomes, and Return on Investment
Published Date
Dec 1, 2013
Volume
55
Issue
Supplement 12
Pages
S38 - S45
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