Please see the teams link below for our meeting this Wednesday.
Agenda for the meeting:
1. Our webinar: event update
2. Carbon footprint anticipatory prescribing
3. Feedback from…
The Lancet Commission on the Value of Death argued for a radical reimagining of a better system for death and dying that shifts the focus from prolonging end of life through multiple costly and often…
The next Pallative Care Sustainablitiy Network meeting is on Wednesday 19th October, 430pm.
Please do join us! We will be discussing our upcoming webinar, writing about sustainability and hope, the…
The Association for Palliative Medicine (APM) have annouced a writing competition, with the theme 'hope'.
Entries are only 800 words long, and you don't have to be an APM member to…
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I manage LEAF, which is a programme that aims to help labs become more sustainable. We've started a pilot of a version of LEAF for clinical labs, and wanted to just extend the offer…
We are delighted to share that a key member of our network, Angela Hayes, has been short-listed for a Nursing Times Award. The category of the award is 'best social responsibility programme'.
This…
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As a core member of the EFLM green lab taskforce,I am excited to share the publication of the first edition ofEFLM Guidelines for Green and Sustainable Laboratories.
The mission…
We've had an amazing amount of interest in our first Sustainability in Palliative Care event in November. We've kept places at 50 so we can have an interactive session. We are now keeping a waiting…
I have seen paper that has analysed the carbon footprint of U&E, FBC, coag, and ABG. However, I am aware that energy source in Australia where the study was based is very different to Scotland and…
Early this year,The Biologist published an article on lab sustainability - this article features four focussed projects for improving sustainable laboratory practice. Below I would like to share with…