5.5.13 Promote evidence based and best practice strategies for suicide prevention that are culturally and linguistically appropriate. 5.5.14 Assess gatekeeper training effectiveness through evaluation of trainings. Engagement with Governing Entities 5.5.15 Promote suicide prevention activities by other state agencies. 5.5.16 Provide resources to Department of Veterans Services and Executive Office of Affairs for suicide prevention activities specific to veterans and elders. Standard 5C: Reduce work-related injury and violence. Measure 5.6: Reduce rates of work-related injuries among public and private sector employees, particularly those at greatest risk, to meet multiple specified targets. Outcome Indicator Baseline 2020 Target Data Source Non-fatal work-related injuries resulting in BLS Annual Survey of 3.0 injuries/100 medical treatment or 2.7/100 FTEs Occupational Injuries and FTEs restricted time, private Illnesses sector workers Work-related injuries resulting in paid workers compensation 3.2 per 100 3.0 per100 MA Human Resource Division, claims among FTEs FTEs 2013 employees of Executive Office Agencies Emergency MA Emergency Department department visits for 3.0 per 100 2.9 per 100 Database, Center for Health work-related injuries FTEs FTE Information and Analysis by workers ages < 24 Disparity in rates of hospitalization for MA Inpatient Hospital Discharge work-related injuries 1.50x 1.40x (ratio) Database, Center for Health for Hispanics and Information and Analysis Hispanic Whites Estimated annual number of injuries resulting in medical treatment Numerator: and/or lost or restricted time among private sector workers, as reported by employers Estimated number of full time equivalent employees (FTEs) in Denominator: private sector industries as reported by employers, for the same calendar year. (An FTE is computed on a 40 hour work week for 50 weeks per year, or 2,000 hours per year.) Exclusions: None Timeframe: Annual How will this be Annual Occupational Health Indicator report that includes measured? assessment of trends of last five years Annual number of workers’ compensation (WC) claims incurring Numerator: costs to the Commonwealth among employees of Executive Office Agencies
5.5.13 Promote evidence based and best practice strategies for suicide prevention that are culturally and linguistically appropriate. 5.5.14 Assess gatekeeper training effectiveness through evaluation of trainings. Engagement with Governing Entities 5.5.15 Promote suicide prevention activities by other state agencies. 5.5.16 Provide resources to Department of Veterans Services and Executive Office of Affairs for suicide prevention activities specific to veterans and elders. Standard 5C: Reduce work-related injury and violence. Measure 5.6: Reduce rates of work-related injuries among public and private sector employees, particularly those at greatest risk, to meet multiple specified targets. Outcome Indicator Baseline 2020 Target Data Source Non-fatal work-related injuries resulting in medical treatment or restricted time, private sector workers 3.0 injuries/100 FTEs 2.7/100 FTEs BLS Annual Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses Work-related injuries resulting in paid workers compensation claims among employees of Executive Office Agencies 3.2 per 100 FTEs 3.0 per100 FTEs MA Human Resource Division, 2013 Emergency department visits for work-related injuries by workers ages < 24 3.0 per 100 FTEs 2.9 per 100 FTE MA Emergency Department Database, Center for Health Information and Analysis Disparity in rates of hospitalization for work-related injuries for Hispanics and Whites 1.50x 1.40x (ratio) MA Inpatient Hospital Discharge Database, Center for Health Information and Analysis Numerator: Estimated annual number of injuries resulting in medical treatment and/or lost or restricted time among private sector workers, as reported by employers Denominator: Estimated number of full time equivalent employees (FTEs) in private sector industries as reported by employers, for the same calendar year. (An FTE is computed on a 40 hour work week for 50 weeks per year, or 2,000 hours per year.) Exclusions: None Timeframe: Annual How will this be measured? Annual Occupational Health Indicator report that includes assessment of trends of last five years Numerator: Annual number of workers’ compensation (WC) claims incurring costs to the Commonwealth among employees of Executive Office Agencies Hispanic
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