Sustainable Health Care
There is an urgent need for strengthening health systems, which was globally recognised during the COVID-19 pandemic that resulted in significant loss of lives and destabilisation of economies. This further substantiated that the global architecture for public health contributes to a significant part of a region’s economy and development.
In today’s world, sustainability in healthcare has been gaining traction with the world focusing on net-positive solutions which are expected to have a social impact.
Our services include support to governments, multi-lateral organisations, civil society organisations, as well as public and private health care providers enabling them to create a framework for responding efficiently to the need of resiliency in the health care value chain.
Our Services:
Our team of public health experts with extensive experience in primary and secondary research for the review of various National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) by countries on climate and health, helps to identify gaps and provide recommendations on strengthening them for future implementation with better outcomes
We enable systems to perform efficiently and effectively through our diverse experience in health care:
- Gap identifications: Climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable health care facilities, biomedical waste management, Management Information Systems (MIS)
- Recommendations: Green, resilient approach and robust sustainable solutions, forecasting models to enable future preparedness, development or up-gradation of MIS architecture for proper monitoring of health care facilities at national or sub-national levels, development of algorithms for rating mechanisms of health care
With an appropriate blend of knowledge on public health, climate change, sustainability and digital applications, we provide support in developing robust health information management systems including tools, apps, trackers, MIS architecture and other digital decision support systems for effective interventions on sustainable health care.