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Certification in the Professional Discipline of Health &
Productivity Management (C-HPM)

IHPM's Academy for Training & Certification™ in the Professional Discipline of Health & Productivity Management (C-HPM) is a participatory learning experience that:

(1) Provides attendees with an understanding of the health and productivity management model,

(2) Informs them with real-world lessons and examples from actually implementing the model, and

(3) Equips them with tools and program designs to do it themselves. Completion of this full Workshop will entitle attendees to Certification in the discipline of Health and Productivity Management.

(4) Proprietary to IHPM.

Section I

I. Conceptual Framework of Health as the New Economic Asset

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Learning Objectives
- Understand why health is the new economic asset for the 21st Century – for business and for nations
- Appreciate the total cost impact of work force health issues, or Burden of Illness (BOI)
- Understand how the health of the work force promotes the economic health and wealth of the nation by increasing productivity
As a part of the “Certification Program” there will be a Questions & Answers session at the end of this module

II. ValueChain™ of Health and Productivity Management

III. Module 1 | Section 1: Introduction to HPM | HPM Model

IV. Module 1 | Section 2: Introduction to HPM | Cost of Poor Health

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Learning Objectives
- Understand the total cost of health issues to the organization
- Identify the significant drivers of those total health costs
- Be familiar with research findings on the total cost of health issues
- Create a business case for reducing those total health costs
As a part of the “Certification Program” there will be a Questions & Answers session at the end of this module

V. Module 1 | Section 3: Introduction to HPM | Implementation

Section II

VI. Module 2 | Section 1: Measurement | Understanding Assessment: Hong Kong Hospital Authority – An International Case Study

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Learning Objectives
- Ability to prioritize employee health risk categories to select the most important targets for risk reduction
- Knowledge of the large numbers of employees who have multiple health risks and, therefore, higher health care costs and more lost productivity
- Awareness of the large productivity impact of these health risk factors
As a part of the “Certification Program” there will be a Questions & Answers session at the end of this module

VII. Module 2 | Section 2: Measurement | Understanding the Importance of Measurement: Self Assessment Tools from The Gold Book

VIII. Module 2 | Section 3: Measurement | Applying Measurement: Productivity Loss

IX. Module 3 | Section 1: Case Studies: City of Phoenix, Arizona, USA

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Learning Objectives
- Learning Objective #1 — Appreciate the importance of worksite health programs to identify unknown health risks and prevent future medical events with large costs
- Learning Objective #2 — Learn the economic value of lifestyle behavior change programs that improve both employee health and workplace productivity
As a part of the “Certification Program” there will be a Questions & Answers session at the end of this module

X. Module 3 | Section 2: Case Studies: An In-Depth Experience Using the HPM ValueChain Model – County of Santa Cruz, California, USA

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Learning Objectives
- Understand why the worksite is the ideal location to improve the health of a population
- Learn how to organize and carry out a successful worksite health management program that produces “real” results for workers
- Understand how combining measurement with motivation creates a powerful “engine” for personal behavior change
As a part of the “Certification Program” there will be a Questions & Answers session at the end of this module

Section III

XI. Module 4 | Section 1: Behavioral Health | Understanding Behavioral Health

XII. Module 4 | Section 2: Behavioral Health | Behaviors that Affect Health

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Learning Objectives
- Understand the importance of key health behaviors as determinants of a person’s health status
- Understand the impact of behavioral health conditions as co-occurring disorders with chronic medical conditions
- Understand the types of interventions that can help people changebehavior, decrease health risks, and improve health status
As a part of the “Certification Program” there will be a Questions & Answers session at the end of this module

XIII. Module 5 | Section 1: Wellbeing | Pursuit of Wellbeing

XIV. Module 5 | Section 2: Wellbeing | Wellbeing Assessment & Performance Program

XV. Creating a Culture of Health

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Learning Objectives
- Discover the key “cultivators” of change within an organizational culture
- Find out which groups in the organization are critical to establishing cultural norms
- Learn which work climate factors determine if a culture can support better employee health
As a part of the “Certification Program” there will be a Questions & Answers session at the end of this module

XVI. Summary Overview of Lessons Learned

The Workshop/Academy will conclude with an interactive discussion of the key elements of Health and Productivity Management, the barriers to be overcome in making it work, and the rewards to be gained in higher levels of employee health, morale and performance.

Additional Modules that can be offered:

Pharmacy Stewardship Program

Working Caregiver

Substance Misuse & Abuse

Sleep Health & Wellbeing

Pain Management

Transformational Leadership

Organizational Work Culture

Health & Safety

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Publisher

Douglas Murphy Communications, Inc.

P.O. Box 71895

Richmond, VA 23255-1895

Tel: (804) 387-7580

Fax: (703) 997-5842

Editorial Board

Reprints

Deborah Love: info@ihpm.org

Complimentary Copy for Review

Volume 13, Number 1, 2021