你的手术室有多环保?

G. Laustsen
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无论是在个人还是专业实践中,对全球生态系统的关注和普遍生态信念的增加正变得越来越普遍。护理领域也不例外,因为保健设施需要无害环境的政策。根据美国环境保护署(EPA)的数据,医疗机构每年在能源上的花费超过85亿美元,以满足患者的需求据估计,在美国,医疗保健设施产生了200万至400万吨的废物。2医疗保健设施和做法导致健康环境的退化,这反过来又可能导致更多的人类疾病。护士专业环境中的生态行为可以帮助发展更环保,或“绿色”护理实践。这可以通过减少废物处理的数量和成本以及减少潜在的人类或环境健康威胁来改善地方和全球环境。这些活动的最终目的是促进可持续的人类生态系统。护士可以在发展更具环境可持续性的专业实践中发挥关键作用。手术室是一个使用“绿化”的地方吗?
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How green is your OR?
Concerns for global ecosystems and an increase in general ecologic beliefs are becoming more commonplace, both in personal and professional practice. The nursing field is no different, as healthcare facilities are in need of environmentally sound policies. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), healthcare organizations spend more than $8.5 billion on energy each year to meet patient needs.1 It is also estimated that healthcare facilities create between 2 to 4 million tons of waste in the United States.2 Healthcare facilities and practices contribute to the degradation of healthy environments, which, in turn, can cause more disease in humans. Ecologic behaviors in the nurse’s professional environment can help develop more environmentally friendly, or “green,” nursing practices. This can improve local and global environments by decreasing the amount and costs of waste disposal, as well as reducing potential human or environmental health threats. Ultimately, such activities seek to promote a sustainable human ecosystem. Nurses can play a key role in developing a more environmentally sustainable professional practice. The OR is an area where the use of “greening” ?
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