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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Dive into hot health topics with the experts and hear what you might need to do for your employees.
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Join us to learn how to develop and implement a strategy to address mental health and wellbeing outside the United States.
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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:
Continuing our Q1 discussion, we will explore further into:
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?
How are employers adapting global rewards and benefits from a strategic and tactical perspective in the COVID-19 era?
Aon shares findings from employer surveys and looks ahead to future trends.
Anxiety, depression and loneliness were on the rise before COVID-19.
But employees are struggling now more than ever, and the mental health fallout will last long after the crisis ends.
Find out how digital tools fit in your strategy – and how to make sure yours is right for your employee population.
How can you support employees who are navigating fertility treatments, pregnancy and childbirth during COVID-19?
Hear from experts on topics including:
Why is diabetes more difficult to control for lower-wage workers?
And what’s the link between diabetes and COVID-19?
Why are minority groups experiencing more complications – and deaths – from COVID-19?
Learn what actions you can take to support lower-income employees at risk for diabetes and COVID-19 complications.
A conversation with NEBGH Medical Director Dr. Mark Cunningham-Hill.
Employees and their families are going through a lot right now. The aftermath in terms of mental health issues will be significant.
Join us as we explore how the deaths of colleagues, friends and family members, fears of infection and mortality - and the loss of daily life as we’ve known it - is affecting us. Hear how COVID-19 social distancing may increase risk for prolonged grief, and the evidence base for this condition and other stress and trauma related symptoms.
What help and resources will be most helpful to employees now and in the months to come?
NEBGH’s Medical Director talks with Dr. Naomi Simon, Director of the Anxiety and Complicated Grief Program at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, who also recently led a work group on COVID-19 death and dying exposures within the American Psychiatric Association (APA) Disaster Committee.