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Each Thursday in July, 60 plus students from across the United States, Canada, and England explored the connection between healthcare, sustainability, and equity in a web series called Healthcare Goes Green<\/i>. Students learned from practitioners and scholars who have successfully integrated sustainability into their own work. The series first reviewed contextual knowledge about how climate change impacts health, especially within vulnerable communities. Then, the group examined different change frameworks, particularly incremental change and transformational change. The third session analyzed how energy conservation and green infrastructure at\u00a0Mass General Brigham, a Massachusetts based hospital network, contributes to environmentally-friendly healthcare. The series concluded by discussing the social barriers to sustainable equitable health, using the Southern Africa region as a focal point.<\/p>\n
Watch all four of the recorded presentations.<\/p>\n
Climate Science: Its Impact on Health & Vulnerable Populations<\/em> with Paul Dellaripa MD (1985 Holy Cross alum), Brigham and Women’s Hospital<\/p>\n Changing Mindsets: Incremental Change to Transformational Change<\/em> with Sarah Fackler, Mass General Brigham<\/p>\n A Green Environment: Creating Green Infrastructure Through Energy Conservation<\/em> with John Messervy, Mass General Brigham<\/p>\n Breaking Barriers: A Global Look at Sustainable, Equitable Health<\/em> with Tsitsi Masvawure DPhil, College of the Holy Cross<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Each Thursday in July, 60 plus students from across the United States, Canada, and England explored the connection between healthcare, sustainability, and equity in a web series called Healthcare Goes Green. Students learned from practitioners and scholars who have successfully integrated sustainability into their own work. The series first reviewed contextual knowledge about how climate … <\/p>\n