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Climate change: a health emergency (presentation from Angela Hayes)

Posted by Patient Safety Learning on 22 June, 2022
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PUBLISHED 22 June, 2022

ORIGIN UK

TYPE Seminars and presentations

CONTENT TYPE Pre-existing

COPYRIGHT STATUS Original author

PAYWALLED No

ORIGINAL AUTHOR Angela Hayes

SUGGESTED AUDIENCE Everyone

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Physical environment

Leadership

Organisation / service factors

Healthcare

Climate change

Sustainability
Summary

Angela Hayes discusses the global impact healthcare has on climate change and the effect it has on our health.

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