[Engage patients in making healthcare more environmentally sustainable].

Q4 Medicine Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde Pub Date : 2024-11-28
Amber A A Ten Buuren, Wouter Hehenkamp, Lucie Peijnenburg, Anneke Kwee
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Many Dutch patients consider sustainability important and are willing to make sustainable choices, even if this means compromising the effectiveness of their treatment. However, they indicate a lack of knowledge to make these choices. Healthcare providers can play a key role by addressing the environmental impact of different treatments and promoting healthy, sustainable lifestyles. However, it is a prior condition to bridge the existing knowledge gaps on this topic. Sustainability is also an argument in the context of 'appropriate care' - by preventing overtreatment and giving more consideration to the option of no (or limited) treatment. Finally, patients are a valuable source of knowledge and experience regarding sustainability in their own care process. Using their feedback will make healthcare practices more sustainable. Although involving patients in sustainable choices is still in an exploratory phase, there are already numerous opportunities to implement this approach. Moreover, patients are actively asking for it!

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[让患者参与进来,使医疗保健更具环境可持续性]。
许多荷兰病人认为可持续发展很重要,并愿意做出可持续发展的选择,即使这意味着会影响治疗效果。然而,他们表示缺乏做出这些选择的知识。医疗服务提供者可以发挥关键作用,解决不同治疗方法对环境的影响,并推广健康、可持续的生活方式。然而,弥补这方面现有的知识差距是一项先决条件。可持续性也是 "适当护理 "的一个论点--防止过度治疗,更多地考虑不治疗(或有限治疗)的选择。最后,患者在其自身的护理过程中是有关可持续性知识和经验的宝贵来源。利用他们的反馈意见将使医疗实践更具可持续性。虽然让患者参与可持续选择仍处于探索阶段,但已经有很多机会来实施这种方法。此外,病人也在积极要求这样做!
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Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde Medicine-Medicine (all)
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期刊介绍: Het NTVG staat bekend als hét wetenschappelijke algemene medische tijdschrift. De lange historie en de degelijkheid maken het tijdschrift tot een bolwerk van medische wetenschap in druk. Ook door de goede leesbaarheid draagt het tijdschrift bij aan de voortdurende dialoog over de geneeskunde.
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