Research
Adherence
Evidence regarding the impact of workplace physical activity and nutrition interventions on productivity is limited and insufficient.
Employers should be cautious when expecting significant productivity gains from workplace health interventions, as the current evidence base is limited and insufficient.
GoodRefutesLOW confidence
Only few systematic reviews have focused on work-related outcomes, such as productivity and absenteeism... and show that existing evidence is unclear and insufficient.
Why this rating
The review explicitly states that evidence is unclear and insufficient.
Source
The effectiveness of workplace nutrition and physical activity interventions in improving productivity, work performance and workability: a systematic review
Aikaterini Grimani et al. · BMC Public Health · 2019
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