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Dr. Brian Charles BSc. MBBS MSc. DM (Emerg. Med), SCM Emergency Physician Increasing Productivity; The importance of health and wellness

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The importance of health and wellness. Increasing Productivity; . Dr. Brian Charles BSc. MBBS MSc. DM (Emerg. Med), SCM Emergency Physician Managing Director, Sandy Crest/Coverley Medical Centres. Objectives. Definitions Is there a problem? If so, of what magnitude? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Dr. Brian CharlesBSc. MBBS MSc. DM (Emerg. Med), SCM

Emergency PhysicianManaging Director,

Sandy Crest/Coverley Medical Centres

Increasing Productivity;

The importance of health and wellness

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Objectives

• Definitions

• Is there a problem? If so, of what magnitude?

• Solutions and recommendations

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But What are we talking about?

• Productivity

• Wellness

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The Productivity Cycle

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Causes of uncertified absenteeism

• Perceptions of procedural justice

• Commitment

• Job Satisfaction

• Weather

• Personal Errands

Root Causes of Absenteeism

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Causes of Certified absenteeism

• Physical health

• Work-family/family-work conflicts

• Need for improvement in management practices

• Rapid changes in the industry generating stress

Root Causes of Absenteeism

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Presenteeism

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National Insurance Scheme Data

YearSickness Benefits Paid ($ BDS)

• 2005

• 2006

• 2007

• 2008

• 2009

• No disaggregation by disease

• 21,430,656

• 15,741,860

• 19,030,204

• 24,817,172

• 23,863,708

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Factors affecting productivity

• Illness; particularly the NCDs

• Fatigue (often caused by poor sleep)

• Lack of exercise

• Dehydration

• Stress

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• NCDs account for more than 60% of the health budget - QEH: 65% budget: BDS (>$50M): Most on diabetes and hypertension

• Estimated to consume more that 5% GDP

• The major causes of illness and death in Barbados – 7 out of every 10 deaths

• One quarter of all adults have an NCD

• The common risk factors are physical inactivity, exposure to tobacco smoke, poor diet and harmful use of alcohol

Summary of the Impact of NCD's

National NCD Commission

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What are the chronic non communicable diseases (NCDs)

• Cardiovascular Disease – hypertension, heart attack and stroke

• Diabetes Mellitus

• Cancer – prostate, breast, cervix and colorectal

• Pulmonary Disease

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Risk factors for NCDs

Non-Modifiable (20-30%) Modifiable (70-80%)• Age

• Sex

• Ethnicity

• Genetic susceptibility/ family history

• Exposure to tobacco (primary and secondary)

• Harmful use of alcohol

• Lack of physical activity and exercise

• Unhealthy diets e.g. high in saturated fat, cholesterol, salt and simple sugars, low fruit and vegetable intake

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NCDs are Preventable • 80% of chronic disease excluding cancer is

preventable using simple lifestyle interventions

• 30-40% of cancers are preventable using simple lifestyle interventions

• 50 % of chronic disease occurs in persons < 70 years old

• 80% of recorded death occur in middle and lower income countries

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NCDs and productivity• Absenteeism (certified and uncertified sick days)

• Board certified (medically unfit)

• Disability (temporary or permanent)

• Time away from work accessing the health service

• Limited/reduced output at work

• Burden on the caregiver and family

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WHAT IS WELLNESS?• The quality or state of being healthy in body

and mind.

• An approach to healthcare that emphasizes preventing illness and improving quality of life, and by extension improving the ability to meaningfully provide for self and others.

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WHAT DIMENSIONS DOES WELLNESS INCORPORATE?

Six Dimensions:

• Physical

• Social

• Intellectual

• Emotional and Spiritual

• Environmental

• Occupational

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OUTCOMES PERFORMANCE

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YOUR SPACE!Work place safe

• Parking

• Security

Up to standards

• Lighting

• Ergonomics

• Clean

• No toxins, etc.

Smoke-free work place

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LET’S GET PHYSICALPhysical Activity

• On-site fitness centers

• Discounts to local gyms

• Signs supporting taking the stairs

• Activity groups (running, walking, swimming, biking, snorkeling, diving)

• Time off to exercise

• Subsidize local run/walks

• Incentive programs

• Discounted/subsidized personal training

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LET’S GET PHYSICALNutrition

• Healthy meals in the cafeteria

• Healthy items in the vending machines

• Water available at all times

• Health food at meetings

• Nutrition education

• Healthy recipes

• Cooking demonstrations

• Taste testings

• Meals to go

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LET’S GET PHYSICALPhysical Health

• Health screenings – cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, BMI, osteoporosis, body composition

• Vaccinations – flu shots, Hepatitis B, etc.

• Age appropriate screenings

• Smoke free workplace

• Annual well checks

• Employee Health Offices

• Family Health Fairs

• Self Care Guides

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COMMUNICATION

• Communicate with employees

• Communicate with upper management

• Share successes

• Share results

• Share goals and direction

• Create a quarterly report and annual report

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HEART AND SOUL

• Employee Assistance Programs

• Pastoral Care

• Stress management programs and skills

• Ability to attend support groups – or have them in the workplace

• Quiet rooms

• Supportive policies

• Volunteerism

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GET SMART

• Tuition reimbursement

• Flex schedules to go to school

• Mentoring programs

• Educational programs at work

• Job sharing

• Partnerships with local schools and universities

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GETTING TO KNOW YOU

• Employee Activity Groups

• Holiday parties

• Charity walk/runs

• Potluck lunches

• Discounts to local events

• Building networks, partnerships and trust

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WHAT WORKS

• Begins in this room

• Designated drivers

• Evidence-based practice

• Constant messaging with fresh content

• Patience

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Thank You