Employers encouraged to help their staff become active in fight against obesity
A fit and energised workforce is less likely to be off sick and more satisfied in their jobs
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A Community Audit: The effects of school and local environments on childhood obesity rates in the Borough of Rushmoor
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Development of Black and minority ethnic (BME) patient-centred dietary resources to improve hyperkalaemia in chronic kidney disease patients
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Happy Mum Healthy Bump
Podcasts
Keeping active in the workplace, how can our employers help?
In this podcast, we chat to:
- Laura Thomas, a workplace wellbeing specialist from Step Jockey.
- Dr Michael Brannan, national lead for physical activity at Public Health England.
We also put NICE in the hot seat and find out what we do to encourage physical activity in our very own offices…