| Saari, J (1989) The effect of positive feedback on industrial housekeeping and accidents; A long‐term study at a shipyard. | |
| Country | FI |
| Aim | To determine effects of performance feedback on housekeeping behavior and on injuries over a longer period. |
| Target population | Occupation: Manufacture of other transport equipment; shipyard workers/both |
| Industry: C—Manufacturing | |
| Setting: 11 Industrial site | |
| Firm size: 10–49 (small) | |
| Study design | ITS with comparison conditions: 2. Serial measures with internal control |
| Unit of analysis: Group/organizational level | |
| Sample size: 64 workers, four foremen, two production engineers; multiple housekeeping indicators collected as an index. | |
| Type of intervention | 3.3 Multifaceted across individual and organizational levels |
| Evaluation design | Duration of intervention: Feedback for 8 weeks |
| Duration of follow‐up: 3 = Medium‐term (12–36 months) | |
| Type of outcome measure: Injury | |
| Study quality | Moderate quality |