Knox Singleton, CEO of Inova Health System, discusses why his company is committed to sustainability in his blog Opportunity Knox
Archives for October, 2013
Why sustainability in healthcare matters
Reflections one year after Sandy
New York Times Op-Ed contributor and Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Sherri Fink ruminates on lessons, from Superstorm Sandy, in emergency preparedness in her article, Shelter from the Storms. Sherri won rave reviews for the work on her book, “Five Days at Memorial“–an investigation into patient deaths during hurricane Katrina.
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Serve at least One Certified Organic Food on October 24th
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Offer healthier foods & let us know what you do so we can recognize you
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The Chesapeake Food Leadership Council is launching a campaign on Food Day to engage institutions in serving more certified organic foods and in educating customers about the health benefits.
Food Day is a nationwide celebration of healthy, affordable, and sustainable food culminating in a day of promotion on October 24th every year.
Help us put Your Facility and the Chesapeake region on the National Food Day Map!
More Information: GNavarro@som.umaryland.edu 410-706-2352
Free Screening of “Shift Change”
The Social Work Community Outreach, in partnership with the NAACP and Baltimore Films for Action will be running another FREE screening of the documentary “Shift Change,” on Friday, Oct. 25th from Noon-2:00. Please join us at 525 W. Redwood Street (University of Maryland School of Social Work) to learn more about the model that’s generating such excitement across the nation, and is now gaining traction in Baltimore.
Come at noon for a free pizza lunch. The film will start at 12:15 PM and will be followed by a discussion focused on if/how this model could succeed in Baltimore.
To learn more and register for the event, visit our Eventbrite page: https://shiftchange2.eventbrite.com/ or email kgangaram@ssw.umaryland.edu
Thank you for attending MD H2E’s Reducing Energy Costs in Maryland Hospitals!
Thank you so much for those of you who braved the weather and attended our forum on Reducing Energy Costs in Maryland Hospitals. Special thanks to the Maryland Hospital Association, AtSite, Bon Appetit catering and Waste Neutral.
As promised, here are the links to each of the presentations given. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to touch base with us!
MD H2E Surveys October 10 2013 v FINAL2
Right Tech Tools with Right Touch Engagement–AtSite
Correleating Energy Projects and Environmental Health Benefits
The GBMC Energy Management Journey
As always, if you have any questions, contact Joan Plisko at jplisko@som.umaryland.edu . We are always looking for feedback and ways to improve upon our events.
What is MD H2E?
- MD H2E's vision is to advance a culture of environmental health and sustainability in Maryland’s health care community by engaging Maryland hospitals and health care providers though networking, education, technical assistance and recognition. Want to know more? Email Joan Plisko to join our Listserv.
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