Health Coach Huddle, May 2011 Health Coach Huddle
May 2011 Volume IV, Issue 1


The HealthCoach Huddle has been redesigned to deliver even more coaching news, along with the same quality research, interviews and multimedia content you've come to expect. Each issue now profiles a health coach — the choices he or she has made on the road to success, and the challenges ahead.
  1. Elderly Benefit from Health Behavior Programs with Personal Coaching

  2. Half of All States Have Smoke-Free Worksites, Restaurants

  3. New Chart: Top Financial Incentives for Health & Wellness

  4. Health Coaching Improves Productivity, Reduces Disability Claims

  5. Health Coach Profile: Meet Kathy Larson

  6. Q&A: What is the Role of Coaching in Pharmacy Outreach Programs?
    (open access until May 31.)

  7. Incentive-based Wellness Programs Produce Cost-Saving Behavior Change

  8. HealthSounds Podcast: Patient Registries — A Cornerstone in Creating and Delivering Accountable Care

  9. New Website to Help HIV Patients Improve Heart Health, Overall Wellness

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