Shaping the Future to Ensure Worker Health and Well-being: Shifting paradigms for Research, Training and Policy.
Project Overview
Worker well-being emphasizes quality of life, driven by the relationship between individual worker health and factors both at and outside the workplace, seeking to have workers thrive and achieve their full potential.
Over a three-year period, this U13 Cooperative Agreement with NIOSH contributed to this public discourse in a major way through a series of conferences and dissemination activities that bring together a broad, interprofessional audience that includes, but goes beyond employers, workers and the academic community, focusing on the three critical areas of research, training and policy/application.
The Southwest Center for Occupational and Environmental Health is part of the UTHealth Houston School of Public Health