Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA)
Deeper, easier, faster
There is no cutting corners when scanning for stress factors. The Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) has over 100 items of analysis but will learn from the responses to key questions and will only focus on those items relevant for every individual. Deep scans have never been easier or faster!
Above and beyond
The Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) scans the traditional psychosocial risk scales in order to have results aligned with any other tools you have used before and to allow for appropriate benchmarking. It also brings unique and innovative additions very important for the real picture. (See scales here)
For now and then
Traditional scans capture a static picture frozen in the time of completion. Important? Yes! Enough? No! That is why the Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) was designed to reflect the situation at a given time but also forecasts different trends in how stress and psychosocial risks can develop within your company and its population.
Two type support
There is an unbreakable link between companies and their work-force. Companies need to aid their employees physical health and mental health, but employees also need to aid themselves in coping with stress. Hence the Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) is innovative in generating two type of reports. An immediate one for the user with direct recommendations and another, based on aggregated data, with company-wide data and organisational risk profiling to help improve the work environment. (See Reporting)
Company customized
No two companies are alike, and we know better than to believe in One-Size-Fits-All. The Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) is flexible in the categories of analysis and demographic spread without impacting the results validity and its benchmarking.
Anytime, anywhere & top secret
Comfortable to apply. The tool is fully digitalised and accessible online from PCs, Tablet or Smart Phones.
The user’s privacy is essential to us! The tool does not track any personal information and is fully confidential and anonymous.
The instrument has been modelled to meet the latest European HSE standards in terms of legal requirements and beyond. It is a comprehensive online assessment tool looking at all impact areas influencing psychosocial hazards at the workplace.
The Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) is a comprehensive online assessment tool looking at multiple impact areas influencing psychosocial risks at the workplace. It was designed around 10 major scales and 21 sub-areas of influencing factors are assessed (to be adjusted after revamp) – both traditional scales as well as innovative new ones.
Clinically driven by professionals, scales are also pondered in relevance for each individual. This is an innovative feature that allows for accurate depiction of real stressors, and their perceived impact.
The forecasting items transform the Psycho-Social Risk Assessment’s (PSRA) analysis from a static one-time depiction of the status-quo within the company into a time-fluid instrument able to pick up on trends and perceived changes. Will psychosocial hazards improve or worsen within your company? That is the question.
The coping module can be added to our standard Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) scan to delve further into understanding how people at work respond to stressors. This feature can provide vital information related to your employees’ ability to manage risks and stressful periods and to develop coherent and tailored action plans to better support them in doing so.
The traditional items of the Psycho-Social Risk Assessment (PSRA) cross-validated with the industry’s most common Stress Scans while the innovative scales of the tool add additional qualitative data to our reports. (Benchmarking for additional scales is in progress).
Resilience and stressmanagement trainings
Self-learning tools online access to specific tools (Mindset)
Group follow-ups focusing on specific group needs
Individual follow-up with an expert to better understand the Scorecard results and receive advice on personal improvement
Re-assessments (after a given period of time) to better understand the company trends and assess the efficacy of different stressmanagement measures that might have been implemented