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Educate members on the links between climate and health

Educating health professionals on the links between climate and health is critical to enabling health professionals to deliver change, influence decisions, and communicate effectively with patients and colleagues.

Health professionals need to be educated on the impacts of climate change on health and the co-benefits of action for human and planetary health. The development and delivery of learning for health professionals in parallel with the transformation of the health service is also needed.

Case study from the Royal College of Physicians

How the Royal College of Physicians developed the Green Physicians Toolkit to help support physicians to begin to improve the sustainability of their clinical practice

Read the case study here

Information and resources

Education for sustainable healthcare

Recording and slide sets from an expert discussion on embedding education for sustainable healthcare.

Medical school curriculum

The UK Medical Schools Council-approved curriculum on education for sustainable healthcare for UK medical schools.

Allied Health Professionals

Education for sustainable healthcare within UK pre-registration curricula for allied health professionals.

SusQI Academy

Training and support for key staff/officers to embed sustainability into curricula, education materials or processes such as clinical guideline development

Centre for Sustainable Healthcare

A range of short, foundation and technical courses from the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare.

CPDmatch

One- stop shop for educational resources, courses and events to become more confident in delivering net zero sustainable healthcare.

Our Health, Our Planet

Information on how climate change affects different specialties, professionals and health conditions

UCL FutureLearn

UKHACC endorsed course on how to drive sustainable healthcare: Educate, engage and empower

RSM series

A ten part series on the impact of climate change on human health by the Royal Society of Medicine.