KitNewCare - Developing a framework/model to environmentally sustainable and climate neutral health and care systems using the Kidney care pathway
KitNewCare - 使用肾脏护理途径开发环境可持续和气候中性的健康和护理系统框架/模型
基本信息
- 批准号:10110449
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- 金额:$ 141.07万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Current measuresin healthcare systems are insufficient to reach the EU Green Deal goals. The social, economic and clinical consequences are significant. Reasons that current initiatives fall short include lack of awareness as to the problem, or potential solutions. There is complexity as to what process to choose, the low cost, the low carbon, the one that provides better care or the one which has the better social impact. The current system has insufficient investment in sustainable education, policy or research. Solutions work well in limited areas but are inefficient as a model for true systemic change. There is no agreed system of environmental foot printing in the health system and few partnerships with industry and patients to develop a truly sustainable system. Kidney care is a suited test case with its large resource footprint and well-defined care pathways. KitNewCare’s consortium will solve the problem with leading experts in kidney care, life cycle assessment methodology, education, dissemination and communication, health economics, and data management. KitNewCare will perform an EU-wide mapping of the sustainability landscape to reveal the hotspots across different clinical centres in each impact area. To locate solutions Quality Improvement Cycles will be utilised to analyse clinical pathways and industry innovations. KitNewCare will co-develop and pilot sustainable tools (such as the purposefully developed actionable dashboard, based on the 4-factor LCA model, which will monitor and benchmark the 4 different outcomes) innovative solutions, training, guidelines and recommendations as a proof of concept which can then be applied to the healthcare system; Our work will be informed by a stakeholder interaction and a Patient and Public Involvement programme to ensure proper design, uptake, dissemination and exploitation. This will enable decision makers and healthcare providers to reduce pollution, carbon emissions, and waste.
当前的医疗保健系统中的测量不足以达到欧盟绿色交易目标。社会,经济和临床后果很大。当前倡议不足的原因包括对问题或潜在解决方案缺乏认识。对于选择哪种过程,低成本,低碳,提供更好的护理或具有更好社会影响的过程的过程是复杂的。当前系统对可持续教育,政策或研究的投资不足。解决方案在有限的领域效果很好,但作为真正的系统变化的模型无效。卫生系统中没有商定的环境印刷系统,与行业和患者建立真正可持续的系统的伙伴关系很少。肾脏护理是一个合适的测试案例,其资源足迹和明确定义的护理途径。 Kitnewcare的财团将解决肾脏护理,生命周期评估方法,教育,传播和沟通,健康经济学和数据管理方面的领先专家的问题。 Kitnewcare将对可持续性景观进行欧盟范围的映射,以揭示每个影响区域不同临床中心的热点。为了找到解决方案,将利用质量改进周期来分析临床途径和行业创新。 KitNewCare将基于4因子LCA模型共同开发和飞行员可持续工具(例如有目的开发的可起诉仪表板,该模型将监视和基准4种不同的成果)创新的解决方案,培训,指南和建议作为概念证明,然后将其应用于医疗保健系统;利益相关者的互动以及患者和公众参与计划将为我们的工作提供信息,以确保适当的设计,吸收,传播和剥削。这将使决策者和医疗保健提供者能够减少污染,碳排放和废物。
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