Thanks for your interest in the Health and Productivity Management (HPM) Toolkit. The Toolkit provides access to video, audio and written content -- including more than 1,000 pages of academic and research material -- that you can use to build your skills in HPM. The Toolkit also offers Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit.
An audio tutor provides instruction in each of the Toolkit's chapters. Topics range from techniques for measuring health and productivity to skills for building an HPM program in the workplace and gaining the support of senior management. Also included are supplementary reference materials, as well as case studies, checklists and other tools you can use in your HPM program. A bibliography includes links to a collection of research and scholarly articles in leading journals.
The HPM Toolkit is a subscription-based service.
Subscriptions are $229 for non-members (Free to ACOEM members). The initial subscription fee provides one year of online access to the kit, which includes periodic research updates, additional case studies and other new material. Yearly subscription fee after the initial year is $95 (Free to ACOEM members.)
Nominations are now being accepted through May 18th for the 2012 Global Leadership in Corporate Health Award. This award, sponsored by ACOEM and the National Business Group on Health (NBGH), recognizes outstanding achievements by individuals who implement programs that improve the health and productivity of the workforce. To be named a Global Leader in Corporate Health is a highly selective honor that recognizes outstanding achievements in promoting health and productivity among workers and leading organizations toward a culture of health. The Global Leadership in Corporate Health Award is granted annually to one outstanding physician who has made major contributions to, and captures the essence, of the field. Recipients of the award display medical leadership in developing data-driven health innovations in the workplace, providing leadership and vision, and/or publishing outstanding research in the field of health and productivity management (HPM).
For more information or to submit a nomination, please visit: http://www.acoem.org/globalleadershipaward.aspx
Recipients of the Award include:
2009 - Wayne Burton, MD
2010 – Martin Sepulveda, MD
2011 – Pamela Hymel, MD
