Table III.
Results of post-calculator use survey by target audience – Data combined from beta-test and soft-launch surveys
| Policyholders (n=14) |
Affiliates (n=19) |
|
|---|---|---|
| Survey question | M (SD) | M (SD) |
| Acceptability - The health risk calculator was very user friendly** | 3.46 (1.05) | 4.19 (0.83) |
| Appropriateness - This calculator reinforces the importance of employee safety, health, and well-being* | 3.46 (1.05) | 3.73 (0.70) |
| Feasibility - After using this calculator, employees at my business/policyholders would approve of employee health, safety, and well-being** | 2.92 (0.86) | 3.40 (0.16) |
| Knowledge - After using this calculator, I know… | ||
| More about (our) businesses industry average workers’ compensation risk | 3.69 (1.93) | 4.20 (1.37) |
| How health risk contributes to (our) businesses workers’ compensation risk* | 3.84 (1.28) | 4.53 (1.06) |
| Where to find more information on how to enhance employee safety** | 3.54 (1.45) | 4.67 (1.40) |
| Where to find more information to enhance employee health and well-being*** | 3.38 (1.50) | 4.67 (1.40) |
| Intentions - After using this calculator, I will… | ||
| Share the Health Risk Calculator results | 3.23 (1.17) | n/a |
| Join Pinnacol’s free worksite wellness program | 3.62 (0.96) | n/a |
| Explore Pinnacol Safety Services resources | 3.77 (0.93) | n/a |
| Apply for or renew my business’s Health Links Certification | 2.92 (0.86) | n/a |
| Encourage policyholders to use the Health Risk Calculator | n/a | 4.07 (0.70) |
| Help policyholders start or improve their business wellness program | n/a | 4.06 (0.70) |
| Help policyholders start or improve their business safety program | n/a | 4.20 (0.68) |
| Encourage policyholders to explore Pinnacol Safety Services and resources | n/a | 4.27 (0.59) |
| Encourage policyholders to explore Pinnacol Worksite Wellness Services | n/a | 4.20 (0.68) |
| Encourage policyholders to apply for or renew their business’s Health Links Certification | n/a | 3.80 (0.68) |
***
Independent samples t-test comparing mean survey responses between target audience for survey questions that were comparable - statistically significant at p < 0.01;
**
p < 0.05;
*
p < 0.10
n/a Participant was not asked this survey question.
Note. All question responses were on a 1-5 Likert scale, strongly disagree to strongly agree. M = mean and SD = standard deviation.