Workplace Health System: Corporate Health Model
The Model, developed by Health Canada and the Addiction Research Foundation of Ontario is designed for companies with sufficient numbers of employees and
the resources to run their own health programs - usually 100 employees or more.
This overview will explain in broad terms how the Corporate Health Model works in a cost-effective way to get everyone in your organization working towards a healthier, more productive workplace.
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Source: Health Canada, Health Promotions and Programs Branch |
Type: Guideline |
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Office Safety Analysis
| A tool for inspecting an office and determining its health and safety program needs. |
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Source: Transportation Health and Safety Association of Ontario |
Type: Tools |
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Building On Success With Leading Indicators
This presentation provides a review of leading indicators as a measure of safety with specific efforts at Hamilton Utilities Corporation (HUC).
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Source: Hamilton Utilities Corporation |
Type: Workplace Best Practice |
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Business Results Through Health & Safety Guidebook
| Guidebook that helps employers and company executives build a convincing case that health and safety makes good business sense. For distribution to employers or individuals building a case for improved health and safety. |
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Source: WSIB |
Type: Guideline |
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NAOSH Week April 30 to May 6, 2006 Checkllist
| A checklist developed by the Ontario NAOSH Network, a coalition of the province's heatlh and safety partners. The checklist reviews key responsibilities. |
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Source: Workplace Safety and Insurance Board |
Type: Tools |
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NAOSH Week May 6 -12, 2007 Checklist
A checklist developed by the Ontario NAOSH Network, a coalition of Ontario's health & safety partners. The checklist reviews key responsibilities and is designed to help workplaces take inventory of their health and safety practices.
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Source: Workplace Safety and Insurance Board |
Type: Tools |
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Pandemic Planning
| The Pandemic Planning site on the CCOHS web site provides helpful, informative documents and tools to help build an essential and effective pandemic prevention and response plan. |
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Source: CCOHS |
Type: Tools |
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Pandemic Preparedness Checklist
| Useful checklist for building or assessing pandemic plans. |
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Source: WSIB |
Type: Tools |
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Pandemic Planning: Tip sheet for employers
| Provides tips on protecting your business and employees in the event of a pandemic influenza. |
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Source: WSIB |
Type: Fact Sheet |
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Ontario Health Plan for an Influenza Pandemic
| Provides information and tools designed to further guide and support planning across the healthcare continuum in the areas of emergency medical services, addictions and mental health, paediatrics and cancer care. |
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Source: Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care |
Type: Guideline |
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Canadian Pandemic Planner for the Health Sector
| The Planner provides guidelines for a wide range of health-related activities, from monitoring the spread of a virus, even before it reaches Canada, to using the most effective vaccines and medicines to decrease illness. It offers a national public health approach to preparing for an influenza pandemic in Canada. |
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Source: Public Health Agency of Canada |
Type: Guideline |
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