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Table 5 The protocol of the Grip on Health intervention

From: Improving the health of workers with a low socioeconomic position: Intervention Mapping as a useful method for adaptation of the Participatory Approach

Steps

Content

Step 1: Inventory

The process leader and worker discuss potential problems on multiple life domains

Step 2: Research

The process leader and worker prioritize problems that affect healthy functioning at work and discuss the causes and consequences of these problems

Step 3: Summary

The process leader and worker select the most relevant problems and decide which stakeholder is relevant to involve. The process leader invites the stakeholder and asks to think about problems for the worker

Step 4: Problem analysis

The process leader, worker and relevant stakeholder discuss the problems from their own perspective and reach consensus on the most relevant problems that affect healthy functioning at work

Step 5: Brainstorm

The process leader, worker and relevant stakeholder brainstorm about possible solutions

Step 6: Solution analysis

The process leader, worker and relevant stakeholder reach consensus on solutions

Step 7: Action plan

The process leader, worker and relevant stakeholder compose an action plan to implement solutions

Step 8: Evaluation

The process leader and worker evaluate the action plan. If necessary, an additional evaluation will be planned.