IPA Early Warning

“Employee well-being is of great importance to Lyras, and we constantly strive to ensure that everyone comes to work motivated and happy.”

Niels Møller, HR Chef, Lyras A/S

IPA Early Warning is an innovative concept that helps detect stress in time and reduce the negative consequences of long-term stress on an individual’s mental and physical health. By identifying stress levels early, preventive measures can be taken and ensure a better quality of life for the individual.

Stress is a natural reaction that the body uses to cope with challenging situations. However, it can become problematic when stress levels become too high and prolonged. Untreated stress can lead to a range of physical and mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, heart disease and abnormal weight gain. Therefore, it is critically important to detect stress in time and implement necessary changes to avoid these consequences.

IPA Early Warning provides a unique opportunity to monitor and analyze an individual’s stress level by using advanced technology and algorithms. Using wearable devices and software, data on heart rate, sleep quality and physical activities can be collected and analyzed. This data can then be used to identify early warning signs of stress and trigger an alarm that allows the problem to be acted upon in time.

The causes of stress can vary from person to person and from situation to situation. IPA Early Warning enables users to identify patterns and triggers that cause their stress levels to rise. By having this knowledge, the individual can take proactive steps to prevent stress or reduce its impact on their health.

One of the positive aspects of IPA Early Warning is that it is easy to use and is accessible to everyone regardless of age and profession. It doesn’t require expensive visits to specialists or advanced equipment. IPA Early Warning is a convenient and cost-effective solution to monitor your stress levels and take steps to address them in time.

By detecting stress in time, a person can take measures to reduce and manage stress levels. This can include changes in lifestyle and habits, such as exercising regularly, improving sleep quality, adopting mindfulness and stress reduction techniques and establishing a good social network. When you have access to early warning signs, you can take action and reduce the risk of serious consequences of long-term stress.

Furthermore, IPA Early Warning can help reduce the cost of stress-related healthcare expenses. By preventing or reducing severe stress in individuals, society as a whole can save money on healthcare and treatment of stress-related conditions. This can result in a more efficient and sustainable healthcare sector.

In summary, IPA Early Warning makes it possible to detect stress in time and take proactive steps to mitigate its consequences. Through continuous monitoring and analysis of individual stress levels, a person can improve their quality of life, prevent serious health problems and reduce the costs of stress-related illness. It is a valuable tool for promoting mental wellbeing and creating healthier communities.

Counseling for stress sufferers

All responses are anonymous. There is a built-in monitoring tool that can automatically send a message to the employee’s private email. Here, the company can tell them about the options the company provides or whether the company subscribes to a stress coach.

IPA Pulse Survey Dashboard

The manager and HR get an overview of how the organization/department is thriving and where there is a risk of stress. In this way, IPA Pulse survey become a key figure like other strategic and financial KPIs.

Monitor progress

Management can monitor development, and individual employees can monitor their own development and get help and feedback, both internally and externally, when needed.

Have an active stress preparedness

Often the individual employee doesn’t know that something is wrong. After 2 negative measurements, the employee can receive an anonymous email about what the company has to offer for employees, as well as good advice and recommendations.

Openness makes for good employer branding

Taking stress seriously is something both existing and new employees appreciate. It creates an open and action-oriented culture.

Stress is a state of physical or mental tension that occurs in response to strain, challenges or threats in our environment.

It can be a natural reaction to a busy period or a pressurized work situation, but if stress levels remain high for a long period of time, it can have negative consequences for our health and wellbeing.

Stress can manifest itself in different forms such as irritability, sleep problems, difficulty concentrating, heart palpitations and emotional instability.