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Personal Health Scan (E-PMO).<\/strong><\/p>\n

Absenteeism and lost productivity cause huge costs in business, which can reach tens of millions of dollars per year. In addition, the labor force is aging due to the increase in the retirement age to 67. So it is important, now and in the future, to keep employees healthy, fit and productive for as long as possible. That’s where the Personal health scan as an E-PMO* helps.<\/p>\n

The Personal health scan maps the lifestyle, health status, physical and mental well-being of your employees.It gives you insight into the health of the organization and data that can help reduce absenteeism. In addition, your employees will receive personalized advice that they can immediately use to improve their own health.<\/p>\n

E-PMO stands for: Electronic (Online) Preventive Medical Examination and is a quick and practical alternative to the regular PMO.<\/p>\n

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Why is it mandatory to offer an E-PMO as an employer?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Because this is included in the Working Conditions Act, also known as the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Article 18 states that employers must offer their employees periodic examinations that identify the health risks posed by work and how to prevent or mitigate them.<\/p>\n

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The modules<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Personal Health Scan is modular. You can choose different modules of interest to your organization. You can choose from the modules: General Health, Physical Work Capacity, Stress Management, Exercise, Smoking, Alcohol, Nutrition, Relaxation, Sleep and Work Engagement. <\/em> <\/p>\n

The different modules are explained in more detail below. <\/em><\/p>\n

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Personal Health Scan Modules<\/strong><\/p>\n

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RAND 36: Overall health status is a key indicator of the physical, mental and social health of your employees. This questionnaire allows you and us to identify areas of concern quickly and easily. A number of components are covered including: physical and social functioning, well-being and health perception. Quality of life is related to this, but this is subjective. It’s about how your employees perceive his\/her state of health<\/span>.<\/p>\n

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Physical work ability refers to the degree to which an employee is physically able to perform his or her job. Physical work ability is related to the nature of one’s work. The workload on the employee affects the likelihood of dropping out. Physical work ability has predictive power for absenteeism. Reduced work ability predicts stronger long-term absenteeism and greater productivity loss. It is therefore important in physically demanding jobs to properly monitor employees’ work ability and intervene where necessary.<\/span><\/p>\n

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This module gives people a better understanding of the level of stress being experienced at the time. Tension and stress everyone experiences from time to time. Insufficient excitement, stress and challenge is not good; then what a person is really capable of does not surface. However, too much tension and stress harms health and impairs work effectiveness. This questionnaire helps participants reflect on their own stress levels. It looks, in particular, at complaints that have a direct relationship to too much tension and stress. After completing this questionnaire, the participant receives immediate advice regarding his\/her own situation.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Employees who exercise regularly are less likely to have physical complaints, cardiovascular disease. In addition, exercise has a positive effect on physical and mental capacity. In the Netherlands, we use two standards to determine whether a person is getting enough physical activity. employees meet the “Dutch Standard for Healthy Exercise” (NNGB) when they are moderately active at least 30 minutes a day on at least 5 days a week. The NNGB focuses primarily on maintaining long-term health. The sports standard represents at least 3 days a week, 20 minutes of intense physical activity. The sports standard, also known as fitness standard, focuses on maintaining physical fitness, endurance and strength. So very important for people with physically demanding jobs.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Smoking is harmful to health, that much is clear. The impact on productivity and absenteeism is enormous. An average smoker smokes away more than 15 working days of “smoking breaks” each year. In addition, a smoking employee misses one and a half times as many work days as non-smokers. Smoking causes by far the most absenteeism compared to other lifestyle factors. Quitting smoking provides immediate health benefits. After 20 minutes blood pressure drops, after 6 weeks lung function and circulation improve, after 5 months smoking cough disappears and the ex-smoker has more breath. One year after quitting smoking, the increased risk of coronary heart disease was cut in half.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n