Welcome to the Health and Productivity Management Toolkit, brought to you by the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM). The concept of Health and Productivity Management stresses the health enhancement of workers as an essential element in workplace productivity. This toolkit, which can be utilized for up to 10 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™, provides a comprehensive collection of educational materials on HPM, including audio, video and text. The toolkit has been approved for 10 ABPM Maintenance of Certification (MOC) credits.
This toolkit can be used by anyone with an interest in creating health and productivity programs in the workplace or who wants to better understand the concepts behind Health and Productivity Management. Whether you are an occupational physician, a human resources manager, or benefits administrator, the HPM Toolkit can help you.
Subscription is FREE for ACOEM Members! Sign up below. Non-members may subscribe for a fee. Please note that there is a nominal fee for both ACOEM members and non-members for the CME/MOC portion of this activity. The fee is $49 for the total of 10 CME/MOC credits.
Our goal is to provide you with the knowledge, information and skills necessary to keep you at the forefront of health and productivity in the workplace. Please become a subscriber today!
HPM expert Ron Loeppke, MD, welcomed participants to an ACOEM HPM workshop in 2007. Watch Dr. Loeppke's remarks to learn more about the importance of HPM.
In 2010, the Corporate Health Achievement Award Committee reviewed the standards and criteria for the CHAA awards and revised the award elements to reflect today’s workplace policies and practices. By using the CHAA program, both the checklist and standards contained in the Guide to a Healthy Workplace and the on-line self-assessment, you will be able to determine your company’s ability in maintaining and enhancing workplace safety and health. “The rigor and exercise you go through to make the application will open your eyes on your organization. Even if you don’t get it [the award], you will gain much…. We spent many hours and involved many people from the safety department, environmental department and operations. It is well worth the effort.”
For more information and to download the new application and Guide to Healthy Workplace visit www.chaa.org
U.S. Preventive Medicine® has provided a grant to ACOEM in support of initiatives in health and productivity management (HPM). The grant funds help support the H&P Toolkit®, the HPM Clinic, webinars in HPM, and a special project to develop key metrics for measuring health-related work performance. This grant is a continuation of support from U.S. Preventive Medicine for HPM activities; including funds that help launch the Toolkit in 2008.
