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American Journal of Health Promotion
Nov/Dec 2011
The ACTIVATE Study:  Results From a Group-Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing a Traditional Worksite Health Promotion Program With an Activated Consumer Program

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American Journal of Health Promotion
Sept/Oct 2011
Commentaries ‘‘Speak With One Voice’’
American Journal of Health Promotion
March/April 2011
Reflections on developments in health promotion in the past quarter century from founding members of the AJHP editorial board
American Journal of Health Promotion
January/February 2011
Effectiveness of a worksite telephone-based weight management program
Health Education and Behavior
December 2010

A comparison of the effectiveness of a telephone coaching and mail-based program

Journal of Occupational
and Environmental Medicine

June 2010
Comparing alternative methods of targeting potential high-cost individuals for chronic condition management
American Journal of Health Promotion
January/February 2010
Best practices in evaluating worksite health
promotion programs
American Journal of Health Promotion
May/June 2009

The role of incentive design, incentive value, communications strategy, and worksite culture
on health risk assessment participation

Journal of Occupational
and Environmental Medicine

March 2009

Use of a normal impairment factor in quantifying avoidable productivity loss because of poor health

ASCM's Health & Fitness Journal
July/August 2008

The role of financial incentives in driving employee engagement in health management

Journal of Occupational
and Environmental Medicine
June 2008

Association between nine quality components and superior worksite health management program results

Journal of Workplace
Behavioral Health

2005
Fairview Alive – an integrated strategy for enhancing
the health and well-being of employees
Journal of Occupational
and Environmental Medicine
April 2001
The impact of behavioral health risks on worker absenteeism
Journal of Occupational
and Environmental Medicine

January 2001
Impact of a worksite health promotion program
on short-term disability usage
American Journal of Health Promotion
November/December 2000

Impact of a telephone-based intervention on the
reduction of health risks

American Journal of Health Promotion
September/October 2000

The relationship between modifiable health risks
and group-level health care expenditures 

Journal of Occupational 
and Environmental Medicine

October 1998
The relationship between modifiable health risks and
health care expenditures: an analysis of the multi-
employer HERO health risk and cost database