US Department of Health and Human Services : 1992 National Survey of Worksite Health Promotion Activities: Summary. Am J of Health Promotion7:452-464, 1993.
2.
Mullen PD, Evans D., Forster J., Gottlieb NH, Kreuter M., Moon R., O'Rourke T., Strecher VJ: Settings as an important dimension in health education/promotion policy, programs, and research. Health Educ Q22:329-345, 1995.
3.
O'Donnell MP, Harris JS (eds.): Health Promotion in the Workplace (2nd ed.). Albany, NY, Delmar, 1994.
4.
Goldenhar LM , Schulte PA: Intervention research in occupational health and safety. J Occup Med36:763-775, 1994.
5.
Walsh DC, Jennings S., Mangione T., Merrigan D.: Health promotion versus health protection? Employee perceptions and concerns . J Public Health Policy12:148-164, 1991.
6.
Glasgow RE, Terborg JR, Hollis JF, Severson HH, Boles SM: Take heart: Results from the initial phase of a worksite wellness program . Am J Public Health86:209-216, 1995.
7.
Sorensen G., Thompson B., Glanz K., et al.: Working well: Results from a worksite based cancer prevention trial. Am J Public Health, 1996.
8.
Feldstein A. , Valanis B., Vollmer W., Stevens N., Overton C.The back injury prevention project pilot study: Assessing the effectiveness of back attack and injury prevention programs among nurses, aides, and orderlies. J Occup Med35:114-120, 1993.
9.
Menzies R., Tamblyn R., Farrant JP, Hanley J., Nunes F., Tamblyn R.: The effect of varying levels of outdoor air supply on the symptoms of sick building syndrome. NEngl J Med328:821-822, 877-878, 1993.
10.
Stokols D., Pelletier KR, Fielding JE: The ecology of work and health: Research and policy directions for the promotion of employee health. Health Educ Q23:137-158, 1996.
11.
Dejoy DM, Gershon RM, Murphy LR, Wilson MG: A work-systems analysis of compliance with universal precautions among health care workers. Health Educ Q23:159-174, 1996.
12.
Baker E., Israel B., Schurman S.: The integrated model: Implications for worksite health promotion and occupational health and safety practice. Health Educ Q23:175-190, 1996.
13.
Sorenson G. , Stoddard A., Ockene J., Hunt MK, Youngstrom R.: Worker participation in an integrated health promotion/health protection program: Results from the WellWorks project. Health Educ Q23:191-203, 1996.
14.
Crump CE, Earp JL, Kozma CM, Hertz-Picciotto I.: Effect of organizational-level variables on differential employee participation in 10 federal worksite health promotion programs. Health Educ Q23:204-224, 1996.
15.
Kidd P., Scharf T., Veazie M.: Linking stress and injury in the farming environment: A secondary analysis of qualitative data. Health Educ Q23:225-237, 1996.
16.
Sinclair RC , Gershon RM, Murphy LR, Goldenhar LM: Operationalizing theoretical constructs in bloodborne pathogens training curriculum. Health Educ Q23:238-254, 1996.
17.
Stokols D.: Establishing and maintaining healthy environments: Toward a social ecology of health promotion. Am Psychol47:6-22, 1992.
18.
Israel BA, Cummings KM, Dignan MB, Heaney CA, Perales DP, Simons-Morton BG, Zimmerman MA: Evaluation of health education programs: Current assessment and future directions . Health Educ Q22:364-389, 1995.
