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. 2018 Oct 31;15(11):2416. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15112416

Table 1.

Percent of child codes mentioned in leader interviews by parent code.

Parent Code Child Code Description Percent of Total Parent Code
Business Health and safety programs Program in general or specific program components, such as incentives, biometrics or training 38%
Organizational barriers Business barriers that hinder success of health and safety program, such as multi-site work environments 10%
Employee feedback Systematic efforts to collect employee feedback on the health and safety program, such as during an annual review 9%
Health communication Communicating the importance of health in general and the health and safety program specifically via different channels, such as email 9%
Program evaluation Efforts to evaluate their health and safety program and adjust as needed, such as tracking flu shot uptake during a campaign to get employees to take their flu shot 7%
Self Lead by example Talking and acting in ways that are consistent with their health and safety program, such as modeling good work/life balance 25%
Individual consideration Efforts to personally attend to individual employee’s needs, such as regular one-on-one check-ins 20%
Helpful strategies Mention of a specific thing they say or do that they have found to be particularly helpful 12%
Outcome Perceived outcome of personally being involved in the health and safety programs, such as a better relationship with their employees 8%
Health value Personal value for health, safety, and well-being 6%
Employee Employee barrier Employee-specific barriers that hinder success of health and safety program, such as employees already having too much to do 26%
Family Recognition that employees have a family outside of work, family participation in health and safety program, or employees taking health and safety program home to their family 20%
Employee leadership Ways in which employees demonstrate leadership in the health and safety program, such as employees identifying hazards and working to control them 17%
Program participation Mention of a percent engagement in the health and safety program or ways in which employees participate 15%
Personal accountability Employees needing to take care of themselves and leaving health decisions ultimately up to the employee 6%