Two Wellness Programs, Two Outcomes: Why Employee Health Data Only Pays Off When a Physician Interpr

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An evidence-based brief for HR and benefits leaders. Two of the largest randomized trials ever conducted found conventional wellness programs change how employees feel about their health far more than their actual clinical outcomes. This brief explains the missing variable — physician interpretation — and what separates programs that produce measurable results from those that don't.

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Two Wellness Programs, Two Outcomes: Why Employee Health Data Only Pays Off When a Physician Interprets It