Waste: free of charge and transfer of responsibility thanks to eco-organizations

Eco-organizations are private companies operating in the public interest, approved by the State and remunerated by producers subject to Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). Each offers a collection and treatment service, generally free of charge, for one or more categories of waste. C2DS partners include Corepile, Ecologic, Eco-mobilier, Récylum and Valdelia. Here's an overview of the key eco-organizations for your establishments.

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More than carpooling

For the past five years, a dozen patients from the hemodialysis center at the Hôpital privé Nord Parisien have been sharing an ambulance. The reasons for adopting simultaneous transport of several patients are numerous: to reduce the number of transports and hence the cost to the health insurance system, to limit the production of greenhouse gases, and to create links between patients.

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Sustainable development commitments in a healthcare center or cluster

On March 18, at its national congress, the Fédération française des Maisons et Pôles de santé (FFMPS) presented the leaflet "Engagements développement durable en Maison ou Pôle de santé" (Sustainable development commitments for health centers), produced in cooperation with C2DS. The FFMPS aims to raise awareness among all self-employed healthcare professionals grouped together in "maisons et pôles de santé".

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The war on noise at the Clinique Saint Vincent in Besançon

Noise is omnipresent in the outpatient department: cell phones ringing, telephone conversations, instructions exchanged in the corridor, equipment noise, etc. At the Clinique Saint Vincent in Besançon, the outpatient surgery unit team took an interest in the issue and organized an audit to assess the impact of noise on staff and patients. The results were clear: noise irritates and increases fatigue. So, for a whole week in June 2016, the ambulatory surgery unit team declared war on noise pollution.

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A multi-rewarded eco-gymnasium

The sustainable development approach adopted by this MCO healthcare facility is comprehensive, but it is thanks to its HQE and BBC (Bâtiment basse consommation - low-energy building) certified eco-gymnasium that the St Roch clinic in Cambrai has made a name for itself in the press. After a "health" trophy awarded by the FHP, and a "business" trophy presented in person by Ségolène Royal, Minister of Ecology, it was the "Martin et Martine d'or" that Dr Joël Cliche, Director, received from the Mayor of Cambrai on January 22.

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Order sound cocktails

Natecia Private Hospital in Lyon has been implementing "Culture and Health" projects since 2015 as part of regional calls for projects launched by the ARS, Drac and Rhône-Alpes region. "We welcome between 4,000 and 4,500 births a year. We wanted all mothers to be able to get together around the theme of culture," explains Marie Fessy, assistant manager and pilot of the approach.

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A food shredder for the Polyclinique Saint-François

As part of its sustainable development approach, the Polyclinique Saint-François in Nice has opted to install a food shredder to dispose of its bio-waste. "Following a study, we installed a food shredder right next to the dishwashing bins. The food waste generated by the production of 100 meals a day for staff and patients is discharged, crushed and transported with the wastewater to the wastewater treatment plant. This system has won unanimous approval among catering staff: less handling, less transport, less household waste.

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