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The Journal of Health & Productivity (JHP) is an international comprehensive peer-reviewed journal published by the Institute of Health and Productivity (IHPM) that publishes original research, editorial comments, review articles and news on the relationship between employee health and work-related productivity. The journal helps inform decision makers in both the private and public sectors on iss
ues related to the health and productivity cost, burden of health risk factors and common disease conditions, and the impact that innovative health and productivity management programs have on medical and productivity-related outcomes. The journal is published for medical directors, health and wellness managers, directors of human resources, and senior executive management of large companies. Editor in Chief
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