This course addresses the global challenge of reducing medical waste by promoting the transition to a circular economy in healthcare settings. It is designed for a broad audience including hospital staff, management, product users, buyers, and policymakers. By integrating business cases and real-world expertise, this course fosters sustainable practices that not only reduce waste streams and costs but also alleviate supply chain pressures.
Participants will gain a thorough understanding of circular economy concepts within a hospital context, learn strategic applications, and establish frameworks like the green team to integrate sustainable processes vibrant(connect)ly.
Institution: DelftX
Subject: Biology & Life Sciences
Level: Intermediate
Prerequisites: None required
Language: English
Video Transcript: Available in English
Associated programs: Professional Certificate in Circular Strategies for Sustainable Healthcare
Associated Skills: Staff Management, Supply Chain, Biomedical Waste
Accreditation: Dutch Association for Specialists in Sterile Medical Tools (VDSMH) & Dutch Association for Hospital Instrumentation Technicians (VZI)
This course is suited for healthcare professionals, hospital administrators, sustainability officers, and anyone interested in learning about sustainable practices within the healthcare sector.
Skills gained in this course can be applied to enhance sustainability in various healthcare settings. Implementing circular economy strategies not only supports environmental conservation but also leads to financial savings and heightened resource security in medical facilities.