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    Preventing or Reducing Common Health Problems

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    Author
    Derr, W. Dennis
    Date
    2008-08
    Publisher
    Employee Assistance Professionals Association
    Type
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    Employee assistance programs historically have shared an on again, off again "affair" with health care. Indeed. EAPs' genesis as a workplace intervention program for alcohol and drug abuse suggested a linkage to a domain traditionally governed by the health care industry
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    Derr, W. D. (2008). Preventing or reducing common health problems. Journal of Employee Assistance, 38(3), 20-21.
    Keyword
    health problems
    workplace intervention
    drug problem
    alcohol problem
    health care industry
    prevention
    Employee assistance programs
    Work environment
    Health
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10713/5157
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