Stanford University Medical Center and Gundersen Health System Join Healthier Hospitals Initiative
Stanford University Medical Center and Gundersen Health System have joined other major hospital systems in the Healthier Hospitals Initiative (HHI), a collaboration of leading health care institutions united to help speed the health care sector
AMDR President Dan Vukelich Published in Arab Medical Hygiene – “A Winning Approach”
The re-use of single use instruments is a process that can save you money and benefit the environment, as Daniel J Vukelich explains. Worldwide, healthcare providers are struggling to find safe, reliable, and affordable solutions
Hospitals Divert 100million Pounds of Waste from Landfills
The Healthier Hospitals Initiative kept more than 100 million pounds of waste out of landfills in its initial year, according to the program’s first progress report. The program’s 370 member hospitals recycled more than 50 million pounds of
Sterilmed and Stryker Sustainability Solutions given Champion For Change Awards for Environmental Excellence by Practice Greenhealth
Practice Greenhealth wishes to congratulate its 320 Award winners! Environmental Excellence Award winners are the hospitals, health care providers and organizations of the future. They are innovative and progressive, finding imaginative ways to take their environmental programs
Kaiser Permanente Southern California Win 10 National Environmental Awards for work including reprocessing medical devices.
Ten Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers in Southern California received environmental excellence awards from Practice Greenhealth in recognition of their efforts to reduce waste and prevent pollution. Kaiser Permanente was presented the awards at the 2013 CleanMed conference , an annual
Poll Reveals 90 percent of Hospitals Increasing Sustainability Investment; Focusing on Greener Health Care Operations
Practice Greenhealth, which advocates for sustainable, environmentally friendly practices in the healthcare industry, and Johnson & Johnson, a sponsor of the CleanMed Conference and Exposition in Boston last week, conducted a poll targeting the 56
