Early Exit Interview

Musculoskeletal Disorder (MSD) Intervention Effectiveness in an Insurer-Supported Engineering Control Program

Attachment H-5 Early Exit Interview

Early Exit Interview - Original Data Collection

OMB: 0920-0907

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Attachment H-5:


Early Exit Interview


This interview will be administered to all participating employees that exit the study before the 2 year follow-up is completed.









































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Form Approved

OMB No. 0920-0907 Exp.Date 11/30/14

INSTRUCTIONS

READ TO RESPONDENT:


We are asking for your help in understanding how to better design research that is relevant to you and your work. Before we begin the interview there are a couple of important things I need to tell you.


PRIVATE and SECURE: Your answers will be protected to the extent possible under the Privacy Act.


ACCURACY: Your answer is important to us. Take your time and ask me if you are not sure what a question means. If there is any question you would prefer not to answer, just tell me and I will go on to the next question.


VOLUNTARY: Your participation is, of course, voluntary.


Do you have any questions before I start?

START TIME:____________________________

I understand that you are leaving the study.

1: What is your reason for leaving the study?

O Changed to a different job with the same company; O Changed to a different job with a different Company O Other reason (please specify)


2: Have you had any pain within the last 3 months in any of these body areas?


Low back- O Yes; O No;

If yes, how would you rate your level of NECK pain AT ITS WORST? No pain; Mild pain; Moderate pain; Severe pain; Very severe pain;


Shoulders- O Yes; O No;

If yes, how would you rate your level of NECK pain AT ITS WORST? No pain; Mild pain; Moderate pain; Severe pain; Very severe pain;


Neck- O Yes; O No;

If yes, how would you rate your level of NECK pain AT ITS WORST? No pain; Mild pain; Moderate pain; Severe pain; Very severe pain;


Hand/ Wrist- O Yes; O No;

If yes, how would you rate your level of NECK pain AT ITS WORST? No pain; Mild pain; Moderate pain; Severe pain; Very severe pain;


Elbows/ Forearms- O Yes; O No;

If yes, how would you rate your level of NECK pain AT ITS WORST? No pain; Mild pain; Moderate pain; Severe pain; Very severe pain;

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3: Is your changing jobs or leaving the study related to having pain in any of these body areas?

O Yes; O No; O Don’t know;


If yes, which body area?


Low back- O Yes; O

No; Shoulders- O Yes; O No;

Neck- O Yes; O No;

Hand/ Wrist- O Yes; O No;

Elbows/ Forearms- O Yes; O No;


4: How could we encourage you to participate in future surveys? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


Thank you for taking the time to answer these questions.


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