ENERGY PLUS: A Workplace Holistic Health & Wellness Program for Employees

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https://doi.org/10.47203/IJCH.2026.v38i02.046

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Workplace Wellness, System-Based Approach, Life style disorder, Employee Mental Health, Physiology Upliftment

Abstract

Background: Modern workplaces are increasingly recognized as critical settings for promoting holistic health. Energy Plus (Engaging and energetic program for lifestyle disease and financial uplfiitment services) was conceived as a comprehensive, system-based program designed to enhance workplace physiology, integrating physical, mental, social, financial and organizational well-being. Methods: We developed a conceptual framework grounded in systems psychology and organizational science, aligning individual physiological outcomes with leadership behaviour, communication flow, and work design. A four-phase implementation model—Engage → Screen → Intervene → Evaluate—is proposed to operationalize the intervention within any corporate or institutional environment. Results: The framework (Figure 1) identifies interconnected determinants of workplace stress and wellness, including organizational communication, leadership style, ergonomic environment, and individual health behaviours. Practical interventions such as screening, peer-led programs, ergonomic redesign, stress-management training, and financial-wellness education form the Energy Plus package. Conclusion: By reframing workplace wellness as “workplace physiology upliftment,” Energy Plus provides a pragmatic, scalable model to improve physical and mental health, reduce absenteeism, and foster sustainable productivity across organizations.

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2026-03-31

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Kumar S, Gupta K, Pathak E. ENERGY PLUS: A Workplace Holistic Health & Wellness Program for Employees. Indian Journal of Community Health [Internet]. 2026 Mar. 31 [cited 2026 Apr. 11];38(2):473-6. Available from: https://www.iapsmupuk.org/journal/index.php/IJCH/article/view/3543

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