Research
work2health believe that good quality research helps to generate new and innovative ideas that benefit practice in the field of workplace health promotion. We are always keen to participate in research that informs and contributes to what we do and how we do it. Current and recent research that we have been involved in includes:
Promoting Wellbeing@Work Study.
work2health are currently partnering the University of Warwick in this study, which aims to evaluate the impact of proactive employee wellbeing interventions on organisational performance. A focus of the study is to explore the contextual issues (for example communication, leadership, nature of industry) that influence the successful introduction of such interventions.
‘Stakeholder Involvement’ Research Paper.
Commissioned by the World health Organization work2health prepared a background research paper for the January 2008 World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland. The paper critically examines the role of the key stakeholders in workplace health promotion and the interactions between them and considers examples of multi-stakeholder programmes. To read the paper click here
We are always interested in partnering with organisations to undertake research. If you would like to utilise our expertise and knowledge in the fields of workplace health promotion and employee wellbeing and have a proposal that you would like us to consider, please contact us