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This blog post is part 4 in a series exploring the use of an HRA in developing a health intervention plan using research from Wellsource student intern Kori Pitt. In this example program, Kori outlines an example workplace obesity intervention...

What can we learn about Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) from health risk assessment data? It’s a question that my colleague, Dr. Brittany U. Carter, Health and Research Director at Wellsource, discussed recently in the live webinar, “Social...

This blog post is part 3 in a series exploring the use of an HRA in developing a health intervention plan using research from Wellsource student intern Kori Pitt. In this example program, Kori outlines an example workplace obesity intervention...

This blog post is part two in a series exploring the use of an HRA in developing a health intervention plan using research from Wellsource student intern Kori Pitt. In this example program, Kori outlines an example workplace obesity intervention...

While some states are lifting shelter-in-place restrictions in place due to COVID-19 pandemic, others are more slowly relaxing restrictions. With an indefinitely remote workforce, how can population health professionals continue to provide...

For the last year, I’ve had the opportunity to work with the Wellsource Health and Research team as part of my coursework, guiding the implementation of health intervention plans using the data provided by Wellsource HRAs. This blog series will...

When it comes to providing wellness initiatives to your population, it’s no surprise that health risk assessments (HRAs) are an essential component. A trustworthy and reliable HRA will do a great job of assessing individual risk factors,...

Population health professionals are often charged with big-picture tasks. On a macro level, looking at the overall health of an entire population is the job. You're identifying health trends, segmenting populations of people into health...

Any time an organization implements a new program it’s likely that continuation of the program depends on a demonstrably positive Return on Investment (ROI). Within the health and wellness space those returns will be both monetary and less...

Typically, springtime is met with a sense of renewal. People are ready to start eating healthy and hitting the gym after months cooped up inside — and it’s a great time to begin implementing wellness initiatives. This year, amid the COVID-19 ...

Workspaces around the world are grappling with the realities of working remotely. It’s important that we stay productive, but it’s also important that we continue to foster the relationships that we have with each other and our clients.

As the Director of Marketing at Wellsource, I get to talk to leaders in the world of population health  about how their wellness programs make real impacts on people’s lives. Full disclosure: these programs are typically built around the data...