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  • Focusing on creating a healthier worksite environment through walking.

    • Main Results:

    • The CDC Walkability Audit Tool offers an easy-to-implement solution for continuous program improvement.
    • Nurses can effectively use the tool for both nascent and established walking programs.
    • The tool supports the goal of a healthier worksite.

    Conclusions:

    • The CDC Walkability Audit Tool is a valuable resource for occupational and environmental health nurses.
    • This seven-step audit facilitates the enhancement of worksite walking programs.
    • Promoting walking through structured audits contributes to improved employee health and a healthier work environment.