Läkare För Miljön LfM

02/03/2026

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Välkomna på årsmöte 11 mars kl 19.00. Vi inleder redan kl 18.00 med lättare måltid och föreläsning. Man kan även delta digitalt.

28/02/2026

Nominera idag!

Läkare för Miljön har inrättat ett diplom för att lyfta fram goda exempel inom miljö- och klimatområdet och på så vis stärka engagemanget för miljöarbete i Sverige.

28/02/2026

How do we move from climate commitments to real action in healthcare?

On 5 March, join the event “Three Horizons for Health – Building sustainable, resilient and carbon-neutral health systems” for a practical discussion on how to operationalise sustainability in health systems, with a host of expert speakers from across Europe.

HCWH Europe's Senior Climate Officer, Andreas Ekvall, an expert in healthcare decarbonisation, will speak at 10:00 AM CET. He'll explore the state of national climate action planning in healthcare, highlight strong examples of leadership, and share strategies to close the gap between policy ambition and real-world action, to ensure the transformative change the sector needs.

Hosted at the Istituto Superiore di Sanità and organised together with AUSL della Romagna and SOSTERRETE, with the support of the World Health Organization, the event builds on the framework used at the WHO Health Pavilion workshop during COP30 in Belém and brings together decision-makers, health professionals, and stakeholders working to align healthcare delivery with climate science and policy commitments.

📅 5 March
📍 Attend online or in person in Rome, at Pocchiari Auditorium, ISS
🕐 9:00 - 13:15 CET
🗣️ English and Italian, with translation for online participants

🔗 Register by 3 March: https://shorturl.at/3qEwb

26/02/2026

💬 "I am thrilled to introduce our new Strategy 2026-2030 to Health Care Without Harm Europe's members, partners and supporters."

Our Executive Director, Mark Wilson, introduces HCWH Europe's Strategy 2026-2030, a clear and ambitious roadmap charting our path over the next five years.

This Strategy reflects both ambition and realism: ambition in our vision for systemic change, and realism about the resources, partnerships, and incremental progress required to achieve it.

📘 Explore the Strategy: https://europe.noharm.org/news/strategy-2026-2030

20/02/2026

📢 HCWH Europe launches its new Strategy 2026-2030

This Strategy reflects both ambition and realism: ambition in our vision for systemic change, and realism about the resources, partnerships, and incremental progress required to achieve it.

We spent the last two decades establishing ourselves as a trusted voice in the transformation to ‘sustainable healthcare’. Now, we must scale our impact across the continent.

Discover how we are going to achieve this in the next five years.

📘 Explore the Strategy: https://europe.noharm.org/news/strategy-2026-2030

20/02/2026

📣 Be part of the movement transforming healthcare in Europe

Your front row seat to CleanMed Europe is here! Save 20% today by taking advantage of Early Bird registration to Europe's leading conference on sustainable healthcare.

⏰ Early Bird closes on 20 March

Filled with inspiring presentations and real-world case studies, interactive workshops, and roundtable discussions, CleanMed Europe is the ideal venue for forward-thinking healthcare and sustainability leaders to network, share ideas, and find new ways to drive change within organisations and communities.

Delivered over three days, the conference will reach a global audience, offering unparalleled flexibility to join sessions in person, live, or on demand.

🗓️ 23 June: live in London and livestreamed to our global community
🗓️ 24-25 June: exclusively online

🎟️ Secure your ticket here: https://events.hubilo.com/cleanmed-europe-2026/register?utm_source=linkedin&utm_campaign=early-bird&utm_medium=social

20/02/2026

🩺 Climate change is no longer a distant threat – it’s affecting healthcare today. Are you prepared to meet the health challenges it brings and be part of the solution?

Healthcare professionals and educators are invited to join our free online certification course starting 3 March:

📘 Climate Medicine: A Clinical Training Program for Healthcare Educators

This 16-session program is designed for clinical faculty and practising clinicians – including those without teaching roles – as well as healthcare professionals, trainees, and educators from all health care backgrounds. It provides practical skills and strategies to integrate climate-informed principles into patient care and medical education.

Course highlights:
✔️ 16 expert-led sessions
✔️ Specialty-specific training across disciplines
✔️ Certification from leading global and European networks

Schedule:
🗓️ Climate & Health Foundations (Sessions 1–5): Tuesdays, 3–31 March
🗓️ Specialty-specific Sessions (6–16): Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7 April – 12 May
⏰ 19:00–20:30 CET

🎓 Participants who complete the course will receive a certificate from The Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education and the European Network for Climate and Health Education (ENCHE).

This is the first course produced by the European Network for Climate and Health Education (ENCHE), co-developed by Health Care Without Harm Europe, in partnership with The Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education, The Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region-ASPHER, the University of Glasgow, and other leading partners.

🗓️ Register by 3 March: https://lnkd.in/ee7cJCiV

20/02/2026

Nominera till hållbarhetspriset!

Ta chansen att nominera en kollega som bidragit till att förbättra hälso- och sjukvården senast 1 mars 2026.

16/02/2026

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Read the current issue of The Lancet Planetary Health, a monthly open access journal publishing content on planetary health, environment, sustainable development, and the SDGs

14/02/2026

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Överläkaren Johanna Albert berättar hur hennes småskaliga pilotprojekt fick ringar på vattnet.