An employee total health management-based survey of Iowa employers
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An employee total health management-based survey of Iowa employers
Abstract
Objective: To implement an Employee Total Health Management (ETHM) model-based questionnaire and provide estimates of model program elements among a statewide sample of Iowa employers.
Methods: Survey a stratified random sample of Iowa employers, and characterize and estimate employer participation in ETHM program elements.
Results: Iowa employers are implementing less than 30% of all 12 components of ETHM, with the exception of occupational safety and health (46.6%) and workers' compensation insurance coverage (89.2%), but intend modest expansion of all components in the coming year.
Conclusions: The ETHM questionnaire-based survey provides estimates of progress Iowa employers are making toward implementing components of Total Worker Health programs.
Conflict of interest statement
None of the authors had any conflict of interest related to the manuscript.
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