Step 6: Take Action and Document

Once you complete the Designing Healthier Environments at Work (DHEW) assessment, you will receive a print off that lists the best practices in order of achieving (first), partially achieving (second), and not achieving (third). The order listed will be different for each worksite based on the answers to the assessment.

There are three main categories of the DHEW. Follow the links below to see best practices in each category and the resources to help you reach those best practices.

 

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