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This is really interesting and definitely relevant given the recent drive around wellbeing. Could you elaborate on how you defined the initiative being a success? (i.e. how was this measured and shown to have tangible benefits to the users). Any additional lessons learnt would be great to hear about too – this is something we’ve been looking into and to hear how someone else has successfully implemented this will help us spread this type of best practice.
Hi James,
Thanks for the comment.
We will get in touch with the contractor to try and get this additional information for you.
Thanks
The BPH Team
Hi James,
FitBit has been a huge success in both the amount of staff participating in the initiative and the consequential changes they have implemented in terms of lifestyle, diet and fitness.
Each month we run a report. We are looking at the most steps accumulated by site based staff and office based staff. Also there is an award which is engraved for the site which collectively have the most steps. Individuals are rewarded with Red Letter Day points. We have found the competitiveness has boosted health and fitness as well as moral. Hope this is of help.