Welcome to the European Network for Workplace Health Promotion
work. in tune with life.
Updates
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Do you work shifts? Then contribute your experience to help us research the health effects of shift work!
Across Europe, the SHIFT2HEALTH team is investigating the mechanisms driving overweight and obesity among shift workers. With this research, we aim to get a better understanding of the role of unhealthy eating habits. The next step: exploring innovative strategies for promoting healthier choices and finding solutions that make shift work safer for your health.
We can’t do this alone - WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Below, you find a survey. Please complete the survey and also share it with your shift working colleagues. By taking just 15 minutes to fill in your answers, you contribute significantly to our research.
The survey is available in 9 different languages, making it accessible to everyone. Choose the language that best suits you. Spread the word, share the link with your network and together we can make the shift!
Join us in shaping a healthier future for shift workers, by completing (or sharing) the 15-min survey via the following link: https://redcap.univie.ac.at/surveys/?s=C49CJ39HDNA4JC47
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DigiWorkWell has drawn to a close
This project has recently drawn to a close and the following resources are available for free use in English, Polish and Spanish:
- DWW guide sets out the business case for digital wellbeing.
- Workplace Check-up Tool evaluates strenghts and weaknesses in realtion to employee digital wellbeing.
- DWW training for business advicers and SME managers.
Become a member
All organisations or persons, being personally or professionally interested or involved in the field of health at work, can become a member of ENWHP.
ENWHP facilitates the cross - border exchange of information and the dissemination of good workplace health practice in Europe.
Join us NOW and access to the benefits of networking with peers, participate in policy development, be up to date on the latest research and practice, improve your career development and have free access to new guidelines and recommendations.