Crosswalk with Workplace Wellness Programs

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Workplace Health in America

Crosswalk with Workplace Wellness Programs

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Attachment H - Crosswalk Between Workplace Health in America Survey Items and Workplace Wellness Programs Survey Items


Topic Area

Workplace Health in America Item

RAND Workplace Wellness Programs Survey Item

Action

Health Insurance

HI1. Does your organization currently offer personal health insurance for your full-time employees?

HI2. Does your organization offer personal health insurance for your part-time employees?

A1. Does your company/organization offer health insurance benefits to any of your active employees?

Combined with HI1.a to reduce items by 1





Health Promotion Program Presence

HP1. Thinking about this worksite location, did your organization offer any type of health promotion/wellness program for employees in the past 12 months?

A2. Are any of you active employees currently offered any of the following health and wellness programs, including those offered by your company/organization directly, by your health plan(s), or by a third party (e.g., union). Health risk assessment, lifestyle or risk factor management, clinical screening, disease management

Retained

HP2. How long has your health promotion/wellness program been in place?

A3. When did your company/organization start offering its wellness program (including those offered by your company/organization directly, by your health plan(s), or by a third party (e.g., union)?

Retained





Incentives

KP5. What type of incentives did you use in the past 12 months at this worksite location?

a. Premium discounts;

b. copay differences;

c. coinsurance differences;

d. cash rewards;

e. add money to flexible spending accounts;

f. additional paid time off;

g. gifts;

h. prizes;

i. other

A7. Which of the following monetary incentives are offered to your employees to encourage participation in at least one on the wellness programs?

Merchandise or gift cards;

discounted gym or health club membership; cash payment or bonus;

lower employee contribution to health plan premium;

higher employee contribution to health plan premium if no participation;

lower cost sharing requirements for services covered by health plan;

higher cost sharing requirement for services covered by health plan if no participation; lower health reimbursement account (HRA) or health savings account (HSA) if no participation;

higher HRA or HAS contribution

Other

Deleted 2 response choices.

HRA1.d. Did employees receive an incentive if they met certain target health goals specified in the HRA? (Y/N)


D1. Are any of the monetary incentives associated with achieving specific health standards, such as meeting a weight loss target or stopping nicotine use?

(Check all that apply)

  • Yes, the incentive is provided for achieving a specific health standard on a Health Risk Assessment/Appraisal

  • Yes, the incentive is provided for achieving a specific health standard as part of a lifestyle or risk factor management program

  • Yes, the incentive is provided through a means other than a Health Risk Assessment/Appraisal or lifestyle or risk factor management program


Deleted

Health Risk Assessment

HRA1. In the past 12 months, were employees at this worksite location offered a health risk assessment or HRA?


B1. Are any of your active employees currently offered health risk assessment(s)/appraisal(s)?

Retained

HRA1.b. Approximately what percentage of employees completed the HRA? (Please feel free to provide an estimate, even if you are not sure of the true percentage.)

1-25%

26-50%

51-75%

76-100%

Don’t know


B2. What proportion of eligible employees participated in at least one health risk assessment/appraisal in the last 12 months? If no data are available for the last 12 months, please use data for the previous program year.

(Write in the participation rate.)


Retained

HRA1.c. Did employees receive an incentive for completing the HRA? (Y/N)


B3. Are monetary incentives used to encourage employee participation in health risk assessment(s)/appraisal(s)? Please note that incentives may include bonuses or penalties. For the incentives or penalties associated with achieving certain health outcomes that are reported in health risk assessment(s)/appraisal(s), relevant questions will be asked in other sections in this survey.

(Check one.)

   Yes, participation incentives are offered by one or more health plans

   Yes, participation incentives are offered by your company/organization only

   Yes, participation incentives are offered by both health plan(s) and your company/organization

  • Yes, but unsure which entity offers participation incentives



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Lifestyle Management/health promotion

HPR1.1. In the past 12 months, did you offer any programs to address physical activity/fitness/sedentary behavior for your employees?

HPR2.1. In the past 12 months, did you offer any programs to address nutrition/healthy eating for your employees?

HPR3.1. In the past 12 months, did you offer any programs to address obesity/weight management for your employees?

HPR4.1. In the past 12 months, did you offer any programs to help employees stop using tobacco products?

HP5.1. In the past 12 months, did you offer any programs to address excessive alcohol use and/or drug abuse?

HPR8.1. In the past 12 months, did you offer any programs to address stress management for your employees?


During the past 12 months, were any disease or risk management information or programs related to the following topics made available to your employees? (please include programs provided by the employer, health plan or third party vendor)

DM1.6. Diabetes or pre-diabetes

DM1.10. High blood cholesterol


C2. Which of the following lifestyle or risk factor management programs are offered to your employees? Note the difference between weight/obesity management and fitness program; the former focuses on weight loss and is available to overweight/obese individuals; while the latter is for all types of employees to improve physical fitness. (check all that apply)

Alcohol and/or drug abuse counseling

 Blood sugar management

 Cholesterol/lipid management

 Fitness program

 Healthy eating program

 Health education classes

 Smoking cessation program

 Stress management program

 Weight/obesity management

 Other 1, please specify: ___________________________________

 Other 2, please specify: ___________________________________


Retained

HPR1.1.c. Thinking about all physical activity/fitness/sedentary behavior programs that have been offered or sponsored here in the past 12 months, approximately what percentage of employees from this worksite location participate?


HPR4.1.c. Thinking about all tobacco use programs that have been offered or sponsored here in the past 12 months, approximately what percentage of employees from this worksite location participate?


HPR3.1.c. Thinking about all obesity/weight management programs that have been offered or sponsored here in the past 12 months, approximately what percentage of employees from this worksite location participate?


(Please feel free to provide an estimate, even if you are not sure of the true percentage.)


1-25%

26-50%

51-75%

More than 75%


C3. What proportion of eligible employees participated in the following lifestyle or risk factor management programs in the last 12 months or the most recent program year?

Fitness program __%

Smoking cessation program __%

Weight obesity management __%

Retained

Screenings

In the past 12 months, were any of the following screenings made available to your employees?

HS1.1. Blood pressure

HS1.2. Blood cholesterol

HS1.3. Diabetes or pre-diabetes

HS1.4. Obesity

HS1.5. Breast cancer using mammography

HS1.6. Colorectal cancer using a colonoscopy or a kit to measure blood in the stool

HS1.7. Cervical cancer using a PAP test or test for human papillomavirus (HPV)

F2. Which of the following clinical screening(s) are offered to your employees at the workplace?

Blood Glucose

Blood Pressure

Body Weight/Body Mass Index (BMI)

Body Fat Percentage

Bone Density

Cancer Screening

 Cholesterol/Lipids

General Physical Exam

Psychological Stress

Tobacco Use

Vision

Hearing

 Other, please specify:

Combined 2 response choices into 1, streamlining question

HS2.c. Think about all of the health screenings offered to employees at this worksite. Would you estimate the usual employee participation as:

1-25%

26-50%

51-75%

More than 75%


F3.What proportion of eligible employees participated in at least one clinical screening offered at the workplace in the last 12 months?

Retained

Disease Management

During the past 12 months, were any disease or risk management information or programs related to the following topics made available to your employees? (please include programs provided by the employer, health plan or third party vendor)

DM1.2. Asthma

DM1.3. Back injury or other musculoskeletal injury

DM1.4. Cardiovascular disease

DM1.5. Cancer or cancer survivorship

DM1.6. Diabetes or pre-diabetes

DM1.7. Depression

G2. Which of the following conditions are included in the disease management programs offered to your employees?

Asthma

Cancer

COPD/Emphysema

Coronary Artery Disease

Depression

Diabetes

Heart Failure

Low Back Pain

Program Not Disease-specific

 Other, please specify:


Deleted 3 health conditions and 1 response choice from question

DM2.b. Think about all of the disease management programs offered to employees at this worksite. Would you estimate the usual level of employee participation as:

1-25%

26-50%

51-75%

More than 75%


G3. What proportion of eligible employees participated in at least one disease management program in the last 12 months?

Deleted

Program evaluation and costs

HP7.h.1. How much is available in dollars, annually, to spend on employee health promotion/wellness at this worksite location? [Note: it is fine to include salaries of employees who have responsibility for employee health as part of his/her job responsibility]

Less than $1000

$1001-5000

$5001-10,000

$10,001-15,000

$15,001-20,000

$20,001-$50,000

$50,001 to 100,000

$100,000-500,000

Over $500,000


H2. How much does you company/organization invest internally in the wellness program every year?

Note: These include the salaries of program staff, equipment and facility costs, costs of employee time, overhead administrative costs, and other materials and supplies. Estimates are acceptable.


Retained but combined with HP7.h.1.a

Thinking about your health promotion/wellness program at this worksite location overall, would you say it…

HP7.f. Uses data to evaluate program success?

H1.Does your company/organization, or your health plans, or a third party routinely evaluate your wellness program effectiveness?


Deleted prior related question HP7.e.2-HP7.e.6

B1. Thinking across all types of employee health promotion/wellness programs, please rate the following on the extent to which each has been a barrier or challenge to this worksite in offering these programs?

B1.1. Lack of employee interest

B1.4. Cost (e.g. lack of funds)

B1.13. Lack of senior management support

B1.15. Changes in the regulatory environment (e.g. HIPAA, ADA, etc.)

B1.16. Legal concerns

H5. Which of the following barriers reduces the ability of your wellness program to improve health behaviors and health outcomes of your employees?

 Lack of financial resources

 Lack of staff resources

 Lack of employee awareness

 Lack of management support

 Lack of business case for wellness programs

 Federal regulatory restrictions

 State regulatory restrictions

 Regulatory uncertainty

 Other 1, please specify: ____________________

 Other 2, please specify:

Deleted 5 response choices

Other benefits

HS3. During the past 12 months, were flu shots made available to your employees?

Yes, onsite

Yes, offsite

Yes, onsite and offsite

No


J1. Do any of your active employees currently have access to on-site vaccinations such as flu shots, including those offered by your company/organization directly, or by your health plan(s), or by a third party (e.g., union)? These programs may be administered by a third party administrator or a program vendor.


Retained

Employer background

Considering ALL (full and part-time) employees at this worksite location, what percentage… WD2. Are female?

K1. What percent of your full-time active employees are women?


Retained

Considering ALL (full and part-time) employees at this worksite location, what percentage… WD1.3 Are age 50-69? WD1.4 Are age 70 or older?

K2. What percent of your full-time active employees are 50 years or older?


Combined with WD1.2-WD1.4

OC2. How many part-time and full-time employees are based at this worksite location? (Please feel free to provide an estimate, even if you are not sure of the exact number.)

(___________ enter total number full and part-time employees here)


K4. What is the total number of full-time and/or part-time employees in your company/organization, or the U.S. branches/sites your reported data for, respectively?


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