
HCML
Quarterly board-level report · Twelve sections · Custom Deneb visuals
Quarterly review
A board-level health and wellbeing report, delivered each quarter
Twelve sections
Workforce health, absence, outcomes, stress and lifestyle risk in one report
Custom visuals
Population pyramids, donut gauges and trend analysis, built where standard charts fell short
Sector
Occupational health and case management
Region
UK
Engagement
Build and delivery of a branded quarterly report
Relationship
Active client
The challenge
What needed
to change
HCML provides occupational health, rehabilitation and case management for large employers. For one of its largest clients, it needed to turn the health and absence data it holds into a clear, board-level report, one the client could use each quarter to understand the health and wellbeing of its workforce and the difference the service was making. It had to look the part and stand up in front of a senior audience.
What we delivered
How we
approached it
Hopton built the report in Power BI as a branded quarterly review of the workforce's health and wellbeing. We set a consistent design across every page, on a governed data model, and built twelve sections covering an at-a-glance summary, absence, outcomes, stress factors, lifestyle risk and clear recommendations. Where standard Power BI visuals could not show what was needed, we built custom ones with Deneb: a population pyramid showing lost hours by age and gender, donut gauges for lifestyle risk factors such as inactivity, sleep and BMI, and year-on-year comparisons that make the direction of travel obvious. The report was reviewed and validated with the client as it was built.
Results & benefits
What it delivered
A board-level quarterly review the client relies on.
Workforce health, absence and outcomes in one clear, consistent report.
Lifestyle and stress risk factors surfaced in plain terms.
Custom visuals that show what standard charts could not.
A branded theme and design system HCML can reuse across its wider reporting.
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