Workplace culture of health and employee physical activity: the moderating effects of gender and depression
Michele W. Marenus,
Mary Marzec,
Amy Kilbourne
et al.
Abstract:Introduction
Promoting physical activity (PA) at work effectively decreases the risk of chronic disease and increases productivity. Despite the well-established benefits of PA, only 24% of adults meet the PA Guidelines for Americans. Advancing a culture of health (COH) may improve employees’ physical activity levels. The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of workplace culture of health, gender, and depression on employee physical activity.
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