Dr. Joël Cliche, President of SAS Saint-Roch in Cambrai (Clinique Saint Roch) is a local player both within the walls of his structure and beyond, as specified in the C2DS guide on the social responsibility of healthcare establishments published in June 2015.
Center Hospitalier Gabriel Martin (GHGM): a committed facility
The "European Week for Sustainable Development" was followed in the French overseas departments, and in particular on Reunion Island at the Gabriel Martin Hospital, an opportunity for the hospital to demonstrate its SD commitments as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach, with an awareness-raising day for patients and the general public on June 4. Check out the video shot by the sustainable development working group, which highlights the facility's commitment to sustainable development.
Share your dashboards?
As the 13 French facilities currently EMAS-registered say, the approach has enabled them to structure themselves, obtain a coherent overall view and, above all, set up indicators adapted to the facility's operations and have a dashboard. Contact the network coordinator to receive the scorecards of EMAS-registered C2DS members.
Agora 2015: the impact of climate change on human health
C2DS Agora 2015 focused on the health impacts of climate change.
Laurent Setton, Senior Official for Sustainable Development, Ministry of Social Affairs, Health and Women's Rights.
Read the interview with Laurent Setton, Senior Official for Sustainable Development, Ministry of Social Affairs, Health and Women's Rights. He talks to us about sustainable development in the health and medico-social sector.
For a more colorful world of healthcare
Giving hope and comfort to all those who suffer and stay in hospital, to their families and carers, by offering them art: this is the mission set by the Foundation for Art in Hospitals, created in 1984 in the United States, which offers works of art to hospitals free of charge. The foundation's raison d'être is to make hospitals around the world beautiful places of healing.
London hospitals pool their warehouses
In the UK, the National Health Service (NHS) is one of England's largest employers and a major purchaser of goods and services, with a correspondingly huge carbon footprint of 18 million tonnes of CO2 per year. It has set itself an ambitious target: to reduce carbon emissions by 26% by 2020, by 80% by 2050 and, in the shorter term, by 10% from 2007 levels by 2015.