How can doctors honour their commitment to do no harm by ensuring their practices and systems are sustainable?
The Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management, and The BMJ partnered to host this free webinar on sustainable healthcare in the aftermath of Covid-19.
This is a unique opportunity to hear from a distinguished and expert panel of speakers.
Panelists
Andy Haines, LSHTM Professor of Environmental Change and Public Health
Terence Kemple, RCGP College Representative for Sustainability, Climate Change, and Green issues, Lead for the RCGP/SOS Green Impact for Health Toolkit and Award, and former RCGP President
Robin Stott, Chairman at Climate and Health Council and C3 Health
Chantelle Rizan, Surgical Research Fellow at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and Sustainable Surgery Fellow at the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare
David Pencheon, Honorary Professor, University of Exeter, and Former Director Sustainable Development Unit
Vishal Chauhan, Activist and Doctor
The event was chaired by Fiona Godlee, Editor-in-Chief of The BMJ.
How can doctors honour their commitment to do no harm by ensuring their practices and systems are sustainable?
The Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management, and The BMJ partnered to host this free webinar on sustainable healthcare in the aftermath of Covid-19.
This is a unique opportunity to hear from a distinguished and expert panel of speakers.
Panelists
Andy Haines, LSHTM Professor of Environmental Change and Public Health
Terence Kemple, RCGP College Representative for Sustainability, Climate Change, and Green issues, Lead for the RCGP/SOS Green Impact for Health Toolkit and Award, and former RCGP President
Robin Stott, Chairman at Climate and Health Council and C3 Health
Chantelle Rizan, Surgical Research Fellow at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and Sustainable Surgery Fellow at the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare
David Pencheon, Honorary Professor, University of Exeter, and Former Director Sustainable Development Unit
Vishal Chauhan, Activist and Doctor
The event was chaired by Fiona Godlee, Editor-in-Chief of The BMJ.