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  A comprehensive workplace intervention and its outcome with regard to lifestyle, health and sick leave: The AHA study
 
 
Title: A comprehensive workplace intervention and its outcome with regard to lifestyle, health and sick leave: The AHA study
Author: Bergström, Gunnar
Björklund, Christina
Fried, Ingegärd
Lisspers, Jan
Nathell, Lennart
Hermansson, Ulric
Helander, Anders
Bodin, Lennart
Jensen, Irene B.
Appeared in: Work
Paging: Volume 31 (2008) nr. 2 pages 167-180
Year: 2008-10-22
Contents: This study is a prospective multicentre cohort study entitled Work and Health in the Processing and Engineering Industries, the AHA Study (AHA is the Swedish abbreviation for the study). Four large workplaces in Sweden participated during the years from 2000 to 2003. The present report has two objectives: (1) to present a comprehensive occupational health intervention programme and (2) to evaluate this programme with a focus on lifestyle (smoking and exercise), health related quality of life (HRQoL) and sick leave. Interventions were provided on an individual and group level, including evidence-based methods for four health/focus areas (individual level) and a group intervention based on a survey-feedback methodology. The analyses in this report were exclusively employed at an organizational level. The proportion of smokers decreased at three companies and the course of the HRQoL was advantageous at two of the companies as compared to a gainfully employed reference group. A significant decrease in sick leave was revealed at one company, whereas a break in an ascending sick-leave trend appeared at a second company as compared to their respective corporate groups. This comprehensive workplace intervention programme appears to have had positive effects on smoking habits, HRQoL and sick leave.
Publisher: IOS Press
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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