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

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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Indian Journal of Community Health (Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine)
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2026-03-31
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Workplace Health and Well-being
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ENERGY PLUS: A Workplace Holistic Health & Wellness Program for Employees

Ekta Pathak, Santosh Kumar, Kanchan Gupta
Indian Journal of Community Health (Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine)
Workplace Health and Well-being
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ENERGY PLUS: A Workplace Holistic Health & Wellness Program for Employees

Ekta Pathak, Santosh Kumar, Kanchan Gupta
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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.

Indian Journal of Community Health (Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine)
All India Institute of Medical Sciences Rishikesh (IN)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 44%
Workplace Health and Well-being
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