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Table 4 Intervention effects on primary and secondary outcomes

From: The effect of an organizational level participatory intervention in secondary vocational education on work-related health outcomes: results of a controlled trial

 

Crude model

Adjusted modelb

Regression coefficienta

95% CI

p-value

Regression coefficient

95% CI

p-valuec

Primary outcomes

 Need for recovery (0–100)

−0.486

−6.182; 5.209

0.867

−3.170

−12.067; 5.726

0.482

 Vitality (0–6)

−0.010

−0.221; 0.200

0.922

0.059

−0.250; 0.368

0.707

Secondary outcomes

 Psychological demands (4–16)

0.016

−0.396; 0.428

0.939

−0.133

−0.668; 0.403

0.625

 Decision authority (3–12)

−0.262

−0.544; 0.021

0.070

0.025

−0.387; 0.437

0.904

 Developmental possibilities (6–30)

−0.432

−1.004; 0.141

0.139

−0.445

−1.339; 0.447

0.325

 Social support colleagues (3–12)

−0.174

−0.365; 0.017

0.074

−0.156

−0.417; 0.103

0.236

 Social support supervisor (3–12)

0.068

−0.278; 0.415

0.699

0.020

−0.484; 0.524

0.938

 Social support management (3–12)

−0.259

−0.633; 0.115

0.174

−0.357

−0.834; 0.120

0.141

 Work ability (1–10)

−0.173

−0.627; 0.280

0.452

0.134

−0.492; 0.761

0.672

 Job satisfaction (1–5)

−0.124

−0.279; 0.030

0.115

−0.148

−0.366; 0.070

0.183

 Commitment (1–5)

−0.151

−0.271; 0.032

0.013*

−0.163

−0.332; 0.006

0.058

 Work engagement (0–6)

−0.037

−0.227; 0.154

0.706

−0.099

−0.360; 0.162

0.453

  Dedication (0–6)

−0.055

−0.279; 0.169

0.629

−0.172

−0.471; 0.125

0.254

  Absorption (0–6)

−0.132

−0.343; 0.078

0.216

−0.288

−0.576; −0.001

0.049*

 Occupational self-efficacy (5–30)

0.149

−0.466; 0.763

0.634

0.065

−0.855; 0.985

0.889

 Organizational efficacyc (7–35)

0.165

−1.055; 1.386

0.790

−2.21

−3.906; −0.507

0.012*

  1. Note. The correlation of repeated measurements within the individual (the personal ID level) is taken into account in the mixed model analyses. The clustering effect of workplaces/teams is taken into account by correcting for school location, by adding three dummy variables to the model
  2. * p-value < 0.05
  3. aThe regression coefficient indicates the difference between the intervention and the control group on average over time, corrected for baseline value of the particular outcome
  4. bAdjusted for age, gender, school location, and education level. The correlation of repeated measurements within the individual (the personal ID level) is taken into account in the mixed model analyses
  5. cMeasured for the first time at T1; regression coefficient is an unstandardized B