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Wellbeing audits

Why should you do a business development audit?

Audits are a useful source when deciding how to effectively promote and maintain a healthy workplace, minimise the impact of mental ill health on your business and help all employees thrive at work.

Once recommendations are made, interventions are designed to implement changes that will achieve the results with the maximum benefits and the highest return of investment.

Why should you do a business development audit?

Audits are a useful source when deciding how to effectively promote and maintain a healthy workplace, minimise the impact of mental ill health on your business and help all employees thrive at work.

Once recommendations are made, interventions are designed to implement changes that will achieve the results with the maximum benefits and the highest return of investment.

What does the feedback measure?

What does the feedback measure?

This audit will review the organisational structure, policy, risk assessments and previous data trends such as sickness absence, staff retention and staff surveys.

Using social science research methods, we can investigate and help you better understand the issues and challenges at work that involve staff wellbeing.

This will offer unbiased, scientifically credible perspective on what changes are needed to aid your mental health strategy moving forward.

This audit will review the organisational structure, policy, risk assessments and previous data trends such as sickness absence, staff retention and staff surveys.

Using social science research methods, we can investigate and help you better understand the issues and challenges at work that involve staff wellbeing.

This will offer unbiased, scientifically credible perspective on what changes are needed to aid your mental health strategy moving forward.

How are they administered?

The audit process involves a 5-part method carried out by an accredited business psychologist.

ADVISE

  • Preliminary meetings
  • Policy/risk assessment review
  • Previous data analysis
  • Occupational risks research

DESIGN

  • Recommendations made
  • Strategy agreed
  • Interventions produced

EVALUATE

  • Reviewed annually
  • Training review
  • Survey reissued
  • Peer-to-peer support
  • Refresher training

DIAGNOSE

  • Staff survey
  • Focus groups/other assessments
  • Additional support sessions as directed by company needs

IMPLEMENT

  • Public relations (PR)
  • Training
  • Additional support as directed by needs analysis

How are they administered?

The audit process involves a 5-part method carried out by an accredited business psychologist.

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