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According to World Health Organization's information in 2007, nearly three years after a global manufacturer implemented a health and wellness program, the evaluation showed that staff had significantly lowered 8 of 13 risk categories, including tobacco use, high cholesterol, even seatbelt use. Apart from improving employee health, employers can also benefit from improving productivity, reducing absenteeism, being seen as a socially responsible employer, and improving employment and retention, if an effective employee wellness program has been implemented.
Is your company one of those or is your current wellness program less effective? How should you manage your program and evaluate its effectiveness? For those without a current wellness program, do you know where to start?
About the Interactive Session
To address all the questions above, Alliance Insurance and International SOS cordially invite you to an interactive session where a medical expert will share and illustrate practices from global companies on employee health and wellness programs. Take the opportunity to learn from other participants the challenges they faced and lessons they learnt from planning and implementing wellness programs in Hong Kong.
Be prepared to share with and learn from each other. We would appreciate if participants complete a short questionnaire prior to the event. Results of the survey will be presented at the interactive session.
To enjoy priority seating, kindly fill in the registration form below. First-come-first served. The second guest from the same company will be charged at HK$100 per head.
Event Details
| Date & Time: |
10 February, 2010 (Wednesday), 8:30-11:30am |
| Venue: |
World Trade Centre Club, 38/F World Trade Centre,
280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay |
Agenda
| 8:30-9:00 |
Breakfast and Registration |
| 9:00-9:45 |
Presentation of best practices by Dr. Philippe Guibert |
| 9:45-10:00 |
Break |
| 10:00-11:00 |
Interactive session: Sharing of views and experience from participants |
| 11:00-11:15 |
Conclusion |
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Dr. Philippe Guibert, Medical Director, Health Programs, International SOS
Based out of Paris, Dr. Guibert manages Health Care Management programs, having both medical and legal oversight on the programs. His responsibilities include the supervision and management of medical staff operating in remote sites; development of Public Health programs in Africa and Asia; set-up of medical activity and epidemiological analytical systems from operation sites; and writing of Health Plans, medical guidelines, protocols and operating standards. He also provides and manages medical / health consultancy services. He has also conducted medical audits, site surveys and Health Impact Assessments in Africa, Asia, South America, CIS. |
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