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Zero Trends: Health as a Serious Economic Strategy

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A must-read for the C-suite! Today's fragile economic climate requires new solutions to the problem of high healthcare costs. Organizations simply cannot afford runaway medical expenses, unproductive workplaces, and sick workers. In this landmark book, Dee W. Edington, PhD, former Director of the University of Michigan Health Management Research Center, draws from his 30 years of research and experience to explain how organizations can control health management and disability expenditures while keeping their workforces healthy and productive. Dr. Edington's message is straightforward, yet profound. His three key strategies, "Don't Get Worse", "Keep Healthy Employees Healthy", and "Create a Culture of Health", can help reduce the healthcare and productivity-related costs that are bankrupting American businesses. Zero Health as a Serious Economic Strategy provides the guidance and the inspiration organizations need in their search for lower medical expenditures and higher-performing workplaces. This book is also available in volume orders direct from the University of Michigan, Health Management Research Center www.hmrc.umich.edu.

192 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2009

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April 26, 2013
Motivating. Excited to implement the concepts. Pretty repetitive but serves an important purpose to drill the concepts or steps into your head. Wish it would have provided more examples of how to accomplish goals.
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This book is mandatory reading for anyone who has influence on a company's wellness program.
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