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The Healthy Worker Project: a work-site intervention for weight control and smoking cessation.

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Published1993
Citations234
References37

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (37)

Assessing outcome in smoking cessation studies.

1992 • 820 citations

The accuracy of self-reported weights

1981 • 627 citations

Frequency of worksite health promotion activities.

1989 • 179 citations

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at the Worksite

1984 • 172 citations

Distortion in self-reported height and weight data

1981 • 170 citations

Weight loss competitions at the work site: impact on weight, morale and cost-effectiveness.

1984 • 149 citations

Prevalence of overweight and weight loss behavior in a metropolitan adult population: the Minnesota Heart Survey experience.

1984 • 136 citations

How much can business expect to profit from smoking cessation?,

1983 • 121 citations

Worksite Wellness Programs: Incremental Comparison of Screening and Referral Alone, Health Education, Follow-up Counseling, and Plant Organization

1991 • 99 citations

Effects of a worksite nonsmoking policy: evidence for increased cessation.

1991 • 96 citations

Prevalence of dieting among working men and women: The healthy worker project.

1991 • 91 citations

Evaluation of smoking prohibition policy in a health maintenance organization.

1986 • 90 citations

A worksite smoking modification competition: potential for public health impact.

1986 • 89 citations

Effectiveness of employee health improvement programs.

1982 • 89 citations

The Impact of a Total Ban on Smoking in The Johns Hopkins Children's Center

1989 • 82 citations

Comparative evaluation of American Cancer Society and American Lung Association smoking cessation clinics.

1990 • 82 citations

Weight and height of adults 18-74 years of age. United States, 1971-74.

1979 • 61 citations

Effect of the Johnson & Johnson Live for Life program on employee smoking

1988 • 59 citations

Weight loss competitions at the worksite: How they work and how well

1989 • 58 citations

Can self-reported body weight be used to evaluate long-term follow-up of a weight-loss program?

1987 • 58 citations

Employee smoking behavior changes and attitudes following a restrictive policy on worksite smoking in a large company.

1988 • 56 citations

Promoting weight control at the worksite: A pilot program of self-motivation using payroll-based incentives

1985 • 51 citations

Worksite smoking cessation initiatives: Review and recommendations

1982 • 50 citations

Occupational health promotion programs to reduce cardiovascular risk.

1988 • 50 citations

Direct mail recruitment to home-based smoking and weight control programs: A comparison of strategies

1989 • 49 citations

A Work-Site Weight Control Program Using Financial Incentives Collected Through Payroll Deduction

1985 • 49 citations

The Johnson & Johnson program

1983 • 49 citations

Attrition in worksite weight-loss interventions: The effects of an incentive procedure.

1984 • 43 citations

An employee incentive program to reduce cigarette smoking.

1977 • 37 citations

Payroll Contracting for Smoking Cessation: A Worksite Pilot Study

1988 • 36 citations

Evaluating Health Promotion: A Longitudinal Quasi-Experimental Design

1987 • 33 citations

Evaluation of a worksite-controlled smoking program.

1984 • 32 citations

Reduction of cardiovascular disease events by worksite hypertension treatment.

1983 • 26 citations

Use of carbon monoxide breath validation in assessing exposure to cigarette smoke in a worksite population.

1991 • 23 citations

Smoking policies and smoking cessation programs of large employers in Massachusetts.

1980 • 21 citations

Effects of deceptive self-reports of quitting on the results of treatment trials for smoking: A quantitative assessment*1

1989 • 20 citations

Smoking and the workplace: tobacco smoke health hazards to the involuntary smoker.

1982 • 5 citations

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