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measures in physicians with effects potentially sustainable over 2 months. Occupational health practitioners in health care should consider this type of intervention for their workers. The majority of U.S. worksites are smaller worksites that often employ low-wage workers. Low-wage workers have limited access to, and participation in, workplace health promotion programs. Community-based participatory research (CBPR) has been identified as a key method to directly engage employers in identifying the health promotion needs of smaller work
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