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Reshaping Care and Culture: Health and Benefits Innovation
How do we make the best use of advances in technology, medicine and our understanding of wellbeing to deliver best-in-class experiences for our employees?
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Mondays with Dr. Mark & Dr. Michael
The doctors are in!
Dive into hot health topics with the experts and hear what you might need to do for your employees.
Every other Monday at 1 PM – it’s prescription viewing!
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Developing and Implementing a Global Mental Wellbeing Strategy
Join us to learn how to develop and implement a strategy to address mental health and wellbeing outside the United States.
Hear from a leading expert about:
- The key elements of a global mental health strategy.
- Approaches leading companies have used to effectively implement their strategy.
- How to overcome regional, legal and cultural differences.
….. and more!
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Creating a Menopause-Supportive Work Environment
Menopause benefits are crucial, not just perks, aiding millions of U.S. working women. Affecting 20% of the workforce, they significantly impact professional lives.
What you’ll learn:
- The Basics: Quick dive into menopause and its workplace impact.
- Strategies & Support: How to build menopause-friendly policies and programs.
- Best Practices: Insights from companies leading the way.
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Your Leave Administration “Plan B”: What to do if the Leave Manager Leaves?
Continuing our Q1 discussion, we will explore further into:
- Common leave challenges
- Elements of a comprehensive leave plan (and a back up plan)
- The importance of teamwork among all stakeholders
- Some colorful "war stories"
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Shh! What Women Don’t Tell You About Their Health
Dive into the less talked about endometriosis, fibroids, and PCOS, and their unseen toll on women’s work life, equity, and well-being.
What you’ll learn:
- Essentials of endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS.
- Their impact on work productivity and presence.
- Equity issues in diagnosis and care.
- Expert insights.
- Steps for creating a supportive work environment.
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Reshaping Care and Culture: Health and Benefits Innovation
How do we make the best use of advances in technology, medicine and our understanding of wellbeing to deliver best-in-class experiences for our employees?
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Beyond Diversity: Inclusion is the Solution
Pursuing and celebrating diversity in the workplace is a worthy goal. But it’s not enough. Organizations must change themselves to fit all people and create a culture of inclusion and belonging.
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Supporting Cancer Survivors in the Workplace: Mental Health and Quality of Life
Cancer is a traumatic experience not only for those cured or living with cancer, but also for family members, caregivers, friends and colleagues. All are “survivors” in the broad sense and vulnerable to fear, anxiety and depression, as well as feeling isolated and uncertain about the future.
How can you best support the mental health needs of cancer survivors in the workplace?
What kinds of programs are helpful in achieving the most favorable quality of life?
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Is Working Remotely a Pain in the Neck? Musculoskeletal Disorders and Virtual Care Solutions
Employers spend more on musculoskeletal disorders (MSK) than any other condition or chronic disease, including diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and respiratory illness. With more people working remotely due to COVID-19, MSK conditions are increasing – and so are virtual care solutions.
At this event our speakers weigh-in on adoption, engagement and the future of virtual MSK management solutions.
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26th Annual Tribute to Leadership
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A Coronavirus Discussion with Master Virus Hunter Dr. W. Ian Lipkin
Dr. W. Ian Lipkin, known as one of the world’s “master virus hunters” and medical advisor to the film “Contagion,” traveled to China in early February to investigate the coronavirus, a trip he also made 17 years ago to fight SARS.
Let’s go behind the scenes of the pandemic with Dr. Lipkin to find out:
Why wasn’t the virus stopped when it first presented itself? What’s the likely course of the pandemic from here on in? What will life look like in 2021 and beyond?
Join Dr. Mark Cunningham-Hill as he asks Dr. Lipkin these questions and many more.