Psychosocial Factor Summary
The Psychosocial Factor Summary combines the responses for all statements for each factor for a general overview. However, it should be noted that when data is combined in this way, there's a risk that some important information may be missed. For example, if one employee is facing discrimination, this could be a human rights concern, even if there is an overall positive result from the rest of the survey sample group.
This is why it's important to review Psychosocial Factors by Statement as well. The individual statements help you identify issues with more specificity to help you choose actions to address and improve psychological health and safety at work.
Although Serious, Significant and Some Concerns provide opportunity for improvement, remember to also acknowledge and celebrate identified Relative Strengths.
Evidence-based actions for psychological health and safety are based on research or practice that can improve each psychosocial factor. In most case, free resources are provided to help you move forward with or without additional funding.
