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QANTAS GROUP PRE-EVENT SURVEY 2024

Estimated Completion Time 13 Minutes
Standard Moving Mindz Survey Process

The pre-event survey will display 5 days prior and during the commencement of
the program. The post-event survey will display 7 days prior to the program’s
end, and its completion will be a pre-requisite to entering the website for the
purposes of logging activity levels for the final few days of the program and
viewing final team standings.






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Primary Use of Survey Data

Moving Mindz uses pre and post event surveys to measure and evaluate changes in
health and wellbeing scores and to record any change/improvement related to your
participation. Moving Mindz provides aggregate End of Event Reporting to your
organization as to any changes that have occurred.

For these End of Event Reports, your data will be used with other participants'
data to provide group results and you will not be identified at any time to
Moving Mindz (see below). In addition, your data will not be provided back to
your employer as an individual data that can in any way identify you.

Key health areas examined in these surveys include:

• Mental Health (assessed by moods of stress, anxiety or depression you might
have)
• Diabetes Risk
• Sleep
• Wellbeing
• Physical Activity

The responses to these questions should not be used to infer any diagnosis of
mental illness. If you are concerned about your own mental health, please see a
doctor or call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

If your scores show an elevated mood, you will receive a letter from Clinical
Psychologist and Moving Mindz Mental Health Advisor Dr Karen Hallam.


Secondary Use of Survey Data

As part of our commitment to improving health and wellbeing around the world,
de-identified Moving Mindz survey data are stored in an independent research
registry housed at Deakin University, Victoria, Australia.

The research registry collects Moving Mindz survey data and works with the
scientific and health communities to conduct independent analyses of workplace
health trends around the world.

This research has been reviewed and approved by the Human Ethics Research
Committee at Deakin University (queries to research-ethics@deakin.edu.au, quote
project ID 2019-381).

The types of questions you will be asked include demographics and health-related
questions about health risk factors, sleep and wellbeing.

The information you give in the surveys will be used by researchers
collaborating with Moving Mindz to develop research papers and presentations
based on de-identified group results that address the usefulness of programs
like Moving Mindz in improving various aspects of health and wellbeing.