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Performing a Search

You can link to any of the Healthy Workplace Resources by five different methods:

1. Getting Started
   For those who want to gain commitment and learn how to build a healthy workplace, we suggest you link to Getting Started. There you will see a list of organizations that provide the business cases, healthy workplace training, a criteria/framework, and/or a step-by-step process for developing a healthy workplace. Both NQI and Health Canada are featured in this section.
   
   
2. By NQI-PEP Level
   Resources here are categorized according to where you are on the healthy workplace journey. See About NQI-PEP for a description of the four steps in the journey. To search for resources applied to each step, click on Search, then NQI-PEP.
   
   
3. By Alphabetical listing
   Use this feature to link to a specific organization (e.g., NQI) or a specific resource (e.g., Canadian Healthy Workplace Criteria). Note: resources that begin with "the" are listed under the next word in the title, e.g., The Canadian Labour and Business Centre is listed under "C".
   
   
4. By Topic
   If, for example, you are working on developing a healthy workplace policy and want to search for resources, select Search, then Topic, then Policy.
   
   
5. By Key word search
   For example, if you were searching for the Canadian Healthy Workplace Criteria – go to Search then Key Word, If you search for "Canadian Healthy Workplace Criteria," you will get a longer list of resources than if you entered only "criteria". This is because the key word search will look for resources with any of the words listed. So, when using this function, try to narrow your search to as few key words as possible e.g., search for "stress" instead of "stress management."