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TheCaseforWellnessPrograms: FromEvidencetoPractice U.S.ChamberofCommerce JasonLang,MPH,MS TM Obesity Infant Child Adolescent Adult OlderAdult EliminatingDisparities/ AchievingHealthEquity Preventing Complications HealthPromotion EarlyDetection TM Othercancers 34,700 Chroniclung disease 90,600 Lungcancer 123,800 Stroke 17,400 *Averagenumberofdeaths,1997-2001. Source:MMWR2005;54(25):625-8. TM

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Page 1: The Case for Wellness Program

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Jason Lang, MPH, MS

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and HealthPromotion

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

December 3, 2009

The Case for Wellness Programs:From Evidence to Practice

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

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Social Determinants of Health

“Upstream Factors”includeInadequate access to: Fresh fruits & vegetables Exercise facilities Safe communities forwalking

ObesityIncreased

Heart DiseaseRates

Infant Child Adolescent Adult Older Adult

Health Promotion

Early Detection

PreventingComplications

Eliminating Disparities/Achieving Health Equity

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About 438,000 U.S. Deaths per YearAttributable to Cigarette Smoking*

*Average number of deaths,1997-2001.Source:MMWR 2005;54(25):625-8.

Other cancers34,700

Chronic lungdisease90,600

Lung cancer123,800

Stroke17,400

Other diagnoses84,600

Coronary heart disease84,600

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Health Disparities in Tobacco Use

PrivateWorksites

Restaurants Bars

States with a ban 26 25 17States withdesignated areasor separateventilation

13 17 6

States w/o a law 12 9 28Source:CDC Office on Smoking and Health STATESystem (as of 9/30/08)

%Current Smokers (Adults) by Education

Level, 2005

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HS Diploma College Degree Graduate Degree

Education

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NHIS, 2008

NHIS, 2008

2008 State Smoke-Free Legislation

% Current Smokers (Adults) by Race/Ethnicity

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10

15

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White, non-

Hispanic

Black, non-

Hispanic

Hispanic Am Indian/AK

Native, non-

Hispanic

Asian, non-

Hispanic

Race/Ethnicity

%CurrentSmokers

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Job Stress Among Female Blue-Collar Workers

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Physically

Unhealthy

Days

Mentally

Unhealthy

Days

Activity

Limitation

Days

Blue CollarFemales

GeneralFemalePopulation

Numberof Days

Griffin-Blake CS,Tucker PJ, Liburd L.Mind over matter: exploring job stress among female blue-collar workers. JWomens Health (Larchmt). 2006 Dec;15(10):1105-10.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Health-related qualityof life surveillance—United States,1993–2002.MMWR 2005;54(SS04):1.