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    We are proud to announce and delighted to celebrate that five organisations have been awarded a Greener Palliative Care Award (GPCA). The GPCA recognises excellence in environmental sustainability across palliative and end-of-life care services in both NHS and charitable organisations (such as hospices). It celebrates organisations that are reducing their environmental impact, while maintaining the highest standards of compassionate care for patients and families.
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    The Green Nursing Challenge Showcase was held on 20 October 2025 celebrating the outstanding work of six teams from hospital and social care settings—an award-winning leadership and engagement programme dedicated to transforming healthcare. The six clinical teams presented their Sustainable Quality Improvement (SusQI) projects to a judging panel, focusing on key priorities identified through carbon footprint measurements, partner collaboration and input from people with lived experience. Themes included valuing people’s time, supporting informed choices, improving access and experience for underserved groups, and addressing complex care, pelvic health and continence—all aimed at reducing environmental harm and tackling health inequalities in nursing care.
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    everyone welcome! Be inspired by these great nurses and midwives working on sustainable healthcare - making improvements to patient care too!
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    Nurses and midwives have a unique opportunity to strengthen their leadership in sustainable healthcare through a new free training programme. Fully funded by the Burdett Trust for Nursing, it has been developed to support climate action across health and social care. The series equips professionals at every level with the knowledge, skills and confidence to lead meaningful, lasting change. The courses are now open to international participants, so as to enable nurses and midwives worldwide access to training by joining a growing movement of health professionals driving sustainable transformation in their practice and organisations.
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    The Christie NHS Foundation Trust ran a Green Team competition recently with five staff teams presenting their projects to the judges from the Trust's board.
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    Published annually, the 'Lancet Countdown on health and climate change' is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration, dedicated to monitoring the evolving health profile of climate change, and providing an independent assessment of the delivery of commitments made by governments worldwide under the Paris Agreement. 
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    We should be! The NHS has declared climate change a health emergency, but are trust leaders and healthcare staff talking and acting on this? In her second blog for the hub, Angela Hayes, Clinical Lead Sustainability at the Christie Foundation Trust, discusses why as healthcare professionals we have a duty to care, to protect and promote public health, and why nurses are ideally placed to deliver this vital climate emergency health message.
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    The NHS has declared climate change a health emergency, but are trust leaders and healthcare staff talking and acting on this? Angela Hayes, Clinical Lead Sustainability at the Christie Foundation Trust, discusses climate change and the impact it has on all of our lives and health. She believes healthcare professionals have a moral duty to act, to protect and improve public health, and should demand stronger action in tackling climate change.
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