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Physical Health and Safety
Physical Health and Safety: Why It Matters
Physical Health and Safety focus on protecting and enhancing the well-being of individuals through safe practices, healthy habits, and risk prevention. It involves creating environments that minimize harm, promote physical fitness, and ensure the safety of everyone involved.
A strong framework for Physical Health and Safety helps prevent injuries,
supports overall wellness and fosters long-term vitality. It empowers
individuals to thrive in daily life, both at work and at home.
What Physical Health and Safety Looks Like:
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Encouraging regular physical activity to maintain strength and fitness
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Implementing safety protocols to prevent accidents and injuries
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Accessing regular health screenings and medical care
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Promoting ergonomic designs to reduce physical strain
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Educating individuals on first aid and emergency preparedness
Prioritizing Physical Health and Safety ensures that everyone can lead healthier, more secure lives. It’s a vital investment in personal well-being and collective resilience.
START HERE!
Take our Physical Health and Safety Assessment to help you better understand your current baseline, then utilize the resources below for some tips and tricks!
Scoring Guide
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60-75: Excellent physical health and safety practices. You are taking proactive steps to maintain your physical health and avoid injury in your daily life.
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45-59: Good physical health and safety awareness. While you have strong habits, there may be a few areas where you could make improvements.
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30-44: Moderate physical health and safety awareness. Some practices might require more focus to ensure that you are protecting your physical health and safety effectively.
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30 and Below: Low physical health and safety awareness. It would be helpful to re-evaluate your habits and implement changes to improve your physical well-being and safety.
This assessment can guide individuals to reflect on their physical health habits and safety measures, ensuring you stay healthy and injury-free both at home and in the workplace.
Physical Health and Safety Resources
Resource Links
National Institutes of Health:
https://www.nih.gov/health-information/physical-wellness-toolkit-more-resources
https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health-topics/education-and-awareness/sleep-health/publications-patients
USDA Nutrition:
https://www.nutrition.gov/topics/exercise-and-fitness
https://www.nutrition.gov/topics/basic-nutrition/healthy-eating
National Alliance on Mental Illness:
CDC: Water & Healthy Drinks:
https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-weight-growth/water-healthy-drinks/index.html
UCLA-Hydrating Foods:
https://www.uclahealth.org/news/article/15-food-that-help-you-stay-hydrated
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