The Value of Games and Contests in Workplace Wellness

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This FREE webinar was recorded on:
26 January, 2011
02:00 PM - 03:00 PM EST



 

Learn how games, contests and challenges can increase activity and participation for a stronger wellness plan.

A little healthy competition can be a very good thing. As organizations look for ways to make their wellness programs more productive, many are turning to contests and games to engage individuals and drive behavior change. These group-based challenges tap into social dynamics to connect employees and help them achieve common health goals.

Join WebMD to learn more about how games and contests can enhance your wellness program through increased physical activity, high participation levels, and a stronger culture of health. In this webinar, you'll:

  • Learn strategies for structuring successful contests and games
  • Discover best practices in promotion and rewards
  • See initial results from WebMD's recent "Hit Your Stride" walking challenge among its own employees
     



 

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