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NITA AccreditedIntermediatePhysical + Virtual10 dayspDuU

Training on Data Analytics for Occupational Health & Mental Health Outcomes

Master data analytics. Measure wellbeing program impact, analyze mental health trends, and optimize OHS decisions using real workforce data

Next intake

20 Jul 2026 · Nakuru

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Duration

10 days

Live instruction

Delivery

Physical + Virtual

Cohort based

Level

Intermediate

Working professionals

Certification

NITA reimbursable

For Kenyan cohorts

Language

English

All materials

Overview

About this programme

This course provides participants with the tools and methodologies to leverage data analytics in enhancing occupational health and mental wellbeing strategies. Designed for HR professionals, data analysts, health and safety officers, and organizational leaders, the course focuses on applying data-driven OHS decision making, HR analytics for mental health trends, and reporting on employee health metrics. Participants will learn how to collect, analyze, and interpret data to optimize workplace wellbeing programs and effectively track the impact of health interventions.

Duration

10 Days

Who Should Attend

  • HR Analysts and Data Professionals

  • Occupational Health and Safety Officers

  • Organizational Psychologists

  • Corporate Wellness Managers

  • Compliance and Risk Officers

Learning outcomes

What you'll walk away with

By the end of this course, participants will:

  • Apply analytics to improve occupational health and mental wellbeing outcomes

  • Implement methods for measuring impact of wellbeing programs

  • Use HR analytics for mental health trends in strategic planning

  • Perform data-driven OHS decision making for risk prevention

  • Analyze absenteeism and presenteeism data to identify root causes

  • Improve reporting on employee health metrics to internal and external stakeholders

Course modules

What we cover, module by module

Module 1: Introduction to Occupational Health Data Analytics

  • Importance of data analytics in occupational health and workplace wellbeing
  • Role of analytics in improving employee health and safety outcomes
  • Overview of occupational health analytics frameworks and technologies
  • Identifying key occupational health, safety, and mental wellbeing indicators
  • Data-driven approaches to workplace health management
  • Case Study: Organizations using health analytics to improve workforce wellbeing
  • Practical Activity: Identifying key OHS and wellness metrics for an organization

Module 2: Occupational Health Data Collection and Management

  • Sources of occupational health and employee wellbeing data
  • Integrating HR, EHS, medical, and wellness program data systems
  • Data quality assurance, validation, and standardization techniques
  • Data privacy, confidentiality, and cybersecurity considerations
  • Managing sensitive employee health information responsibly
  • Case Study: Integrating workplace wellness and OHS data for strategic reporting
  • Practical Exercise: Developing a workplace health data collection framework

Module 3: HR Analytics and Mental Health Trend Analysis

  • Using analytics to identify stress, burnout, and employee engagement trends
  • Monitoring absenteeism, presenteeism, and productivity indicators
  • Dashboards and automated alerts for early risk detection
  • Predictive analytics and mental health risk modeling techniques
  • Supporting proactive workforce wellbeing interventions
  • Case Study: Predictive analytics for employee mental health risk management
  • Practical Activity: Building a mental health trend analysis dashboard

Module 4: Measuring the Effectiveness of Workplace Wellbeing Programs

  • Designing KPIs and performance indicators for wellness initiatives
  • Measuring participation, utilization, and program outcomes
  • Evaluating the return on investment (ROI) of wellbeing programs
  • Quantitative and qualitative evaluation methods
  • Continuous improvement strategies for workplace health programs
  • Case Study: Measuring the impact of corporate wellness initiatives on productivity
  • Practical Exercise: Developing a KPI framework for a workplace wellness program

Module 5: Absenteeism, Presenteeism, and Workforce Health Analysis

  • Understanding absenteeism and presenteeism in the workplace
  • Analytical tools for workforce attendance and productivity monitoring
  • Identifying patterns related to workplace stress, illness, and burnout
  • Linking workforce health insights to HR and operational strategies
  • Developing interventions to improve workforce wellbeing and performance
  • Case Study: Reducing absenteeism through targeted employee wellbeing initiatives
  • Practical Activity: Analyzing absenteeism and presenteeism trends using sample datasets

Module 6: Data Visualization and Health Reporting Techniques

  • Principles of effective data visualization for occupational health reporting
  • Designing dashboards, scorecards, and infographics for decision-making
  • Customizing reports for executives, HR teams, and operational managers
  • Storytelling with data to support workplace wellness advocacy
  • Communicating health insights clearly and effectively
  • Case Study: Executive health dashboards driving workplace wellbeing decisions
  • Practical Exercise: Creating an occupational health dashboard and visualization report

Module 7: Reporting Occupational Health and Employee Wellbeing Metrics

  • Key components of occupational health and wellbeing reporting
  • Internal reporting frameworks and external disclosure requirements
  • ESG and sustainability reporting for employee wellbeing and safety
  • Benchmarking occupational health performance against industry standards
  • Transparency and accountability in workplace health reporting
  • Case Study: ESG reporting practices focused on employee health and safety performance
  • Practical Activity: Drafting an occupational health and wellbeing performance report

Module 8: Data-Driven Decision-Making in Occupational Health and Safety

  • Applying analytics to OHS risk management and prevention strategies
  • Scenario analysis and decision-support tools for workplace health planning
  • Predictive and prescriptive analytics in occupational health management
  • Integrating analytics into HSE management systems
  • Supporting strategic workforce health decisions using data insights
  • Case Study: Data-driven interventions reducing workplace incidents and health risks
  • Group Exercise: Developing a data-informed OHS improvement strategy

Module 9: Ethics, Bias, and Responsible Use of Workplace Health Data

  • Ethical principles in occupational health analytics
  • Preventing bias and discrimination in health-related data analysis
  • Employee consent, confidentiality, and responsible data usage
  • Ensuring inclusivity and equity in workplace health programs
  • Regulatory compliance in health data management and reporting
  • Case Study: Ethical challenges in workplace health analytics and monitoring
  • Practical Activity: Evaluating ethical risks in employee health data analysis systems

Module 10: Developing an Occupational Health Analytics Strategy

  • Building a roadmap for occupational health analytics implementation
  • Aligning health analytics with HR, ESG, and business strategies
  • Integrating mental health and OHS insights into organizational planning
  • Monitoring performance and continuous improvement of analytics systems
  • Future trends in workplace health analytics and digital wellbeing technologies
  • Case Study: Enterprise-wide occupational health analytics transformation initiatives
  • Final Project: Designing a workplace health analytics dashboard and implementation strategy
Impact

Where the change lands

Organizational Impact

  • The organization can proactively manage health risks by identifying trends and risk factors before they lead to a crisis or a costly incident.

  • By using data to justify investments, the company can improve the ROI of its health and wellness programs and ensure resources are allocated effectively.

  • Data-driven insights lead to more targeted and effective interventions, resulting in a healthier, more engaged, and more productive workforce.

  • This advanced capability strengthens the organization's strategic approach to human capital, enhancing its reputation as a data-driven and employee-centric employer.

Personal Impact

  • The participant will gain a highly valuable and specialized skill set that combines data analytics with the crucial fields of occupational health and human resources.

  • This expertise is a crucial skill for career progression into senior strategic roles, such as HR analytics manager or director of health and wellness.

  • The individual will be able to contribute directly to the organization's long-term success by providing compelling, data-backed evidence for investing in its people.

  • The training provides the professional credibility and authority to lead conversations on employee well-being with data, not just intuition.

Dates and locations

Upcoming intakes

Every intake is limited to a small cohort. Booking closes when a date fills or three weeks before the start, whichever comes first.

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The goal is to equip you with the skills to use data analytics to improve occupational health and mental health outcomes. You'll learn to make evidence-based decisions that enhance employee well-being.

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