Sustainability 101: Embracing and Implementing Sustainability in Your Organization
Price: Member: $74.00 | Non-Member: $149.00
Continuing Education Credits (CECs): 1.5 hours
Sustainability 101 discusses the importance of embracing and implementing sustainability within your organizations. The course also describes the free resources available on the Sustainability Roadmap for Hospitals.
Learning Objectives:
- Define sustainability and identify supply chain considerations in an organization’s sustainability efforts, including a Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) approach and keys to success.
- Define Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP), including product attributes and characteristics, and discuss EPP in both healthcare and other industries.
- Navigate to/around and utilize the Sustainability Roadmap resources including topics, drivers, strategies, implementation, and other resources.
- Implement sustainability efforts from the Sustainability Roadmap in your organization, such as developing a supply chain management plan or completing a Performance Improvement Measure (PIM).
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