Determining organisation-specific factors for developing health interventions in companies by a Delphi procedure: organisational mapping
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Companies, seen as social communities, are major health promotion contexts. However, health promotion in the work setting is often less successful than intended. An optimal adjustment to the organisational context is required. Knowledge of which organisation-specific factors are relevant to health promotion is scarce. A Delphi procedure is used to identify these factors. The aim is to contribute to more effective workplace health promotion. The identified factors are described and embedded into a practical methodology (Intervention Mapping). A systematic use of these factors (called 'Organisational Mapping') is likely to contribute to more effective health promotion in the work setting.
TNO Identifier
529604
Source
Journal of Health Psychology, 20(12), pp. 1509-1522.
Pages
1509-1522
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