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[ P ]

• Pelletier, K.R. (1999). A review and analysis of the health and cost-effective outcome studies of comprehensive health promotion and disease prevention programs at the worksite: 1995-1998 update (IV). American Journal of Health Promotion, 13(6), 333-345.
• Plotnikoff, R., Fein, A., Milton, L., Prodaniuk, T. and Mayes, V. (2003). Workplace Physical Activity Framework. Edmonton: Alberta Centre for Active Living.
• Pratt, D. (2001). The Healthy Scorecard. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Public Health Agency of Canada. (2004). Benefits of Physical Activity. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Public Health Agency of Canada. (2004). Research Layer - Key Benefits of Physical Activity. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Public Health Agency of Canada. (2004). Trends Related to Health Spending and Prevention Strategies. Retrieved May 02, 2006.

[ R ]

• Region of Peel. (2000). Nutrition Matters: A Fast Break in the Morning (PDF, 2 pages). Brampton: Author.
• Region of Peel. (2000). Nutrition Matters: Taking Control of Cholesterol. Brampton: Author.
• Region of Peel - Public Health. (2003). Passport to Heart Health. Brampton: Author.

[ S ]

• Shain, M. (2001). Building capacity through investing in whole people doing whole jobs: A manifesto for managers. Toronto: National Quality Institute.
• Shain, M and Suurvali, H. (2001). Investing in Comprehensive Workplace Health Promotion. Toronto: Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
• Sharratt, Michael T. (1988). Employee Fitness: State of the Art. Canadian Journal of Public Health, Vol. 79 (Supp), S40-S43.
• Shepard, Roy. (1999). Do Work-Site Exercise and Health Programs Work? The Physician and Sports Medicine, 27(2), 48-72.
• Simcoe-Muskoka District Health Unit. (2005). Corporate Facts. Retrieved September 30, 2005.
• Statistics Canada. (2001) Workplace and Employee Survey: Compendium June 2001 (PDF, 49 pages). Ottawa: Statistics Canada.
• Stephens, T., and Joubert, N. (2001). The Economic Burden of Mental Health Problems in Canada. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Sullivan, L. (2003). The Case for Comprehensive Workplace Health Promotion (PDF, 11 pages). Toronto: The Health Communications Unit Publication.

[ T ]

• Tankard, Karen. (2004). Stretching. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• The Health Communication Unit. (2003). Conditions for successful workplace health promotion initiatives. Retrieved May 02, 2006
• The Health Communications Unit. (2004). Making cents of a good idea. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• The Health Communication Unit. (2005). Evaluating Comprehensive Workplace Health Promotion (PDF, 35 pages). Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• The Lung Association. (2005). Ontario's Youth Smoking: Facts and Figures. Retrieved from May 02, 2006.
• The Lung Association. (2005). What is Asthma. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Tribole and Resch. (1995). Intuitive Eating. New York: St. Martin's Press.

[ U ]

• U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (1996). Physical Activity and Health: A Report of the Surgeon General. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.

[ V ]

• Van Den Broek, Astrid. (2003). Healthy Wealthy and Wise. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Vanier Institute of the Family. (2004). Press Release: Why Businesses Should Care About Canadian Families? Retrieved May 02, 2006.

[ W ]

• Watson Wyatt. (2003). Addressing Mental Health in the Workplace. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Watson Wyatt. (2003). Staying@Work Survey: Building on Disability Management.
• Wellness Councils of America. (2004). Six ways to take your wellness program to the next level (PDF, 8 pages). Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Wellness Program Management Yearbook. (2001). Worksite Fitness Programs Identified as Important Step in Cancer Prevention. New Jersey, US: Managed Care Information Centre.
• Wilkerson, B. (1999). An unheralded crisis of productivity. Employee Health & Productivity, 7(6), 30.
• Wilson, M., Joffe, R., & Wilkerson, B. (2002). The unheralded business crisis in Canada: Depression at work. An information paper for business, incorporating 12 steps to a business plan to defeat depression (PDF, 37 pages). Toronto: Global Business and Economic Roundtable on Addiction and Mental Health, p. 4, 18. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• World Health Organization. (2003). Economic Benefits of Physical Activity (PDF, 19 pages). Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Wosnick, R. and Kalbfeisch, R. (2000). Beyond Skin-Deep. Canada: BCE Emergis.

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