Design in Health > Design sustainability

Health innovators recognised at design awards

21 September, 2022

The winning design changes cancer treatment for patients globally as it addresses the greatest unmet need in targeted alpha therapy.


Health-tech innovator bags design award

20 September, 2022

Leah Heiss, a health-tech innovator and Associate Professor, Monash University, has received the 2022 Australian Women in Design Award.


Health leaders call for a national sustainable health unit

05 September, 2022

More than 50 health leaders meeting at the Better Futures Forum at UNSW Canberra have created an ambitious implementation plan to slash health-related carbon emissions, save money and improve patient care.


The anatomy of a decarbonised building

01 July, 2022 by Ian Richardson, Building Solutions Technical Specialist, Electrification, ABB Australia

Digital technology and energy management systems can help to decarbonise hospitals and healthcare facilities as well as improve energy-use and efficiency.


A new force to support sustainability in healthcare

11 April, 2022

Global events of the last two years and their effects on the health and aged care sectors have meant that nurses, clinicians and operational teams all over the world have been required to surpass the expectations anyone ever imagined.


The road to net zero emissions in health care

21 March, 2022 by Abe Fitzsimons, Healthcare Segment Lead, Pacific Zone at Schneider Electric

Health care will face substantial challenges transitioning to a net zero future, but those challenges must be faced sooner rather than later.


Introducing Zip HydroTap UltraCare. Proven to deliver 99.9% reduction in Legionella*

01 April, 2021

Zip HydroTap UltraCare uses a multi-barrier approach with several systematic and localised controls to reduce waterborne organisms and pathogens including Legionella.


Designing for community, connection and sense of place

09 November, 2020 by James Kelly*

Innovative design embraces residents' diversity, defies ageism and embeds community and sense of place.


COVID-19-free areas improve safety after surgery

09 October, 2020

A global study has revealed that establishing 'COVID-19-free' areas in hospitals for surgical patients could save lives during additional waves of the pandemic.


Forbo Flooring Systems Eternal design vinyl sheet

01 October, 2020

Forbo Flooring Systems' Eternal range is a high-quality, heterogeneous sheet vinyl floor covering that fits general-purpose needs, including those within hospital environments.


SA hospital sets example in pandemic handling

06 August, 2020

Designed and constructed to deal with extreme events, teams within Royal Adelaide Hospital have delivered world-leading health outcomes during the pandemic.


Desert Rose House: designed to make a difference

17 February, 2020

Desert Rose House is designed to help ageing populations live comfortably, independently and easily. Team Leader Clayton McDowell says the simple things can make a big difference.


Health workers get a helping hand with housing

07 February, 2020

First State Super has demonstrated its commitment to the lives of healthcare workers by announcing 55 new key worker affordable rental units near Melbourne's CBD.


Can environmental sustainability unlock savings for the healthcare sector?

22 January, 2020

With the healthcare sector being responsible for 7% of all carbon emissions in Australia, the case for change is clear.


Delivering better patient care in healthcare facilities

26 September, 2019 by Val Jovevski, Director of Healthcare Segment at Schneider Electric

As our world becomes more connected, advanced technology has extended beyond patient medical care and into the hospital infrastructure itself.


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