The EU Health Certificate is an evidence-based quality label that recognises organisations for their efforts to create vital and sustainable environments. It is supported by leading knowledge partners such as Maastricht University and TNO.
The certificate is awarded at three levels, bronze, silver and gold, and is valid for two years. It is based on evidence-based practices and is measured using the VitOScan method.
How is it earned?
Organisations obtain the EU Health Certificate after an extensive VitOScan audit. Four main themes are assessed:
- HR policy
- Risk analysis & management, in Belgium within the dynamic risk management system (Code on Well-being at Work); internationally known as RI&E
- Absence
- Vitality management
The final score determines whether your organisation receives a bronze, silver or gold certification.