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National Business Group on Health Awards ProgramsAwards for Innovation in Reducing Health Care DisparitiesAward for Excellence and Innovation in Value Purchasing Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles Global Leadership in Corporate Health Award Helen Darling Receives 2009 WorldatWork Keystone Award 2007 Behavioral Health Awards Awards for Innovation in Reducing Health Care DisparitiesBy addressing health and health care disparities, employers are improving the value, quality and effectiveness of the services their employees receive through health care benefits and productivity programs. With the current economic challenges, it is important for employers to help keep their employees and dependents as healthy, engaged and productive as possible. The National Business Group on Health has established the Awards for Innovation in Reducing Health Care Disparities to recognize companies that are working to address these issues.
2011 Winners: For more information about the 2011 award winners, please click here. Award for Excellence and Innovation in Value PurchasingWinners are individuals, organizations or programs that:
The Business Group wants to provide positive reinforcement for those people doing the right things in health care purchasing. We hope our award will motivate corporations to be more active in supporting creative and innovative value purchasing initiatives. Prior Winners
Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles Awards
The Business Group realizes that recognizing Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles energizes the health and productivity debate and helps drive national policy. Please click here to view the Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles website. Global Leadership in Corporate Health AwardThe National Business Group on Health (NBGH) and The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM)'s Annual Award for Excellence in Corporate Health and Productivity, Global Leadership in Corporate Health Award, recognizes outstanding achievements by individuals who implement programs that improve the health and productivity of the workforce.Congratulations to Pamela Hymel, MD, 2011 award recipient. Please click here to view the press release. Please click here to view the press release for our 2010 award recipient Martín-J. Sepúlveda, MD. Please click here to view the press release of our 2009 award recipient Wayne Burton, MD For nomination forms or to learn more about the award visit http://www.acoem.org/globalleadershipaward.aspx .
Helen Darling Receives 2009 WorldatWork Keystone AwardThe Keystone Award, bestowed by the WorldatWork Board of Directors, is the highest honor granted by the association to an individual or individuals in recognition of sustained contributions to the field of Total Rewards. Criteria include outstanding, sustained contribution to the field of compensation or benefits. A sustained contribution is either one that has a long-lasting effect or a series of positive contributions by the same individual over many years (a decade or more) or a career. The contributions recognized are the result of initiatives and actions by a single individual, not a team or organization. The individual being recognized is regarded by his or her peers as a leader in the field and a person of strong character and high integrity. WorldatWork doesn’t give out the Keystone Award every year. The person must truly stand out and be making significant steps to move the profession forward.2007 Behavioral Health Awards: Employer Implementation & Best PracticesIn 2007, the Behavioral Health Awards program recognized employers that developed, implemented, and evaluated innovative behavioral health benefits and programs to improve an employer's business operations and the health of beneficiaries. Five companies and six programs were honored. The award-winning programs address prevention, early intervention, treatment, disease management, return-to-work issues, and disability management. Award winning programs are featured as case-studies in an issue brief on employer innovation in behavioral health.Click above for more information on the 2007 award winners.
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