The UN Sustainable Development Goals – A sustainable healthcare sector

How to implement the UN SDGs in your daily practice in your healthcare sector

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Are the SDGs the way to implement new solutions in the healthcare sector? And can you incorporate the goals into your daily practice, so the ideals become realisable and concrete?

These are important issues for everyone in the healthcare sector, whether you are a healthcare professional, decision-maker or work in the private sector developing the healthcare solutions of the future. At the conference, we have invited inspiring speakers to give their views on the issues, and you can discuss, among other things:

  • How do we move forward with prevention rather than treatment?
  • What is the most effective way to introduce new treatments?
  • How do we increase focus on sustainability in operations, both for procurement, technology, buildings and logistics?
  • What does it take to develop healthcare solutions that create more equality in access to the best services?
  • Is the answer shifting the responsibility for health to the patient in the form of self-monitoring?

Receive good advice on how you can work with the SDGs yourself – and enjoy the opportunity to network.

The conference is hosted together with NIRAS.


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The conference is optimised for physical presence, but online access will also be possible.
Note, however, that attending workshops via online access is limited and you will only be able to write comments.
 

Key words

  • SDG
  • UN’s Development Goals
  • Sustainability
  • Healthcare sector
  • Life science

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Contact Client Manager Birger Flinthagen at +45 39 15 09 06

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