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Plan, Do, Review is a three-step process (mapped out below) that will instruct you what to do and direct you to free tools and resources. It's a cyclical process; so it means that you can continually change things and improve.
In a nutshell, a workplace health and wellbeing program involves:
Scroll to 'Plan' and start your journey to building a healthier workplace now. Plan, Do, Review is also available as a print ready download. Click here to obtain your copy.
Find out just how healthy your workplace is and what you can do to make it better.
Take the health checkGood planning helps to ensure a successful program. The phrase: “failing to plan, is planning to fail” is true for any project, including a workplace health and wellbeing program. There are some crucial elements within the planning process, that when complete will give your program the best chance of making a difference to the health and wellbeing of your workers. These include: gaining management support, identifying the priorities for your workplace health and wellbeing program, and consulting with staff.
Once you have decided on the priorities for your workplace, you can begin to implement your program. A successful workplace health and wellbeing program considers three key areas. These are:
It’s best practice to have a combination of strategies covering all three elements. This way, you will have maximum impact and will be more likely to see long lasting effects on the health/behaviour of workers.
Reviewing your workplace health and wellbeing program is very important as it helps you determine if your strategies have been successful and if you have met your program goals and objectives.
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Quick StartComplete our free self-paced online training to gain the skills and knowledge to develop your own tailored workplace health program.
LearnDevelop polices, create work environments that support health & wellbeing and educate your staff to adopt healthy attitudes and behaviours.
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