Hospitals could save two million – if someone acted.
The attached article comes from Finance Newspaper in Slovenia. It has been translated and can be found in its original form at http://www.finance.si/8812667/Za-bolni%C5%A1nice-dva-milijona-prihranka---%C4%8De-se-bo-kdo-zganil. Tone Lovšin, Trokar company: The longer the state of reprocessing remains vague
HPN: Sorting out the savings in waste management
Christine-Marie Eno, Director of Materials Management at Catholic Medical Center, NH, said they continually save about 10,000 pounds of device waste from entering the landfill each year by reprocessing SUDs. "From 2011 to 2013 our supply
How Hospitals Are Stepping Up to the Challenge of Climate Change
Healthcare organizations are in the business of supporting human health. Yet the irony is that health care organizations, and the hospitals they operate, are no small players in contributing to climate change. Hospitals account for
Engaged Leadership Challenge
As a data-driven organization, we decided that we needed to measure our sustainability programming. Our very first environmental goal was to reduce energy by 20 percent by 2015 from a 2008 baseline, which I am
2013 Milestone Report Shows Hospitals Going Healthier
Launched in April 2012, HHI is a national campaign to promote a more sustainable business model for health care while addressing the health and environmental impacts of the industry. Additional report highlights include….more than $45
What Comes In Must Go Out
Regulated medical waste (RMW) typically costs $0.20–$0.50 per pound and is six to eight times more expensive to dispose of than solid waste or recyclable materials. Examples of RMW include red bag or infectious waste,
