Barriers and facilitators to implementing workplace health and wellbeing services in the NHS from the perspective of senior leaders and wellbeing practitioners: a qualitative study
Abstract Background The National Health Service (NHS) seems appropriately placed to be an exemplar employer in providing effective and proactive workplace health and wellbeing services for its staff. However, NHS staff sickness absence costs an estimated £2.4 billion. Evidence suggests staff health...
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Main Authors: | Helen Quirk (Author), Helen Crank (Author), Anouska Carter (Author), Hanna Leahy (Author), Robert J. Copeland (Author) |
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2018-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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