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Environmental sustainability resources: Networks & other resources

This guide has been designed for anaesthetists and specialist pain medicine physicians interested in relevant resources on environmental sustainability, including those available through the ANZCA library.

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On this page

  • Australian Medical Association
  • Croakey
  • Anaesthesia and environmental sustainability at ANZCA
  • Doctors for the Environment Australia
  • Global Green and Healthy Hospitals
  • Health Care Without Harm
  • OraTaiao: The New Zealand Climate and Health Council
  • TRA2SH

Networks

Australian Medical Association

AMA position statements:

Croakey

Doctors for the Environment Australia

Global Green and Healthy Hospitals


Green Theatres Network

Healthcare Without Harm

OraTaiao: The New Zealand Climate & Health Council

TRA2SH

World Health Organization

E-Learning Modules

Modules


Webinars

Anaesthesia and environmental sustainability



Environmental Sustainability at SMHS

TRA2SHCon21

The recording of TRA2SHCon21 from 13 November 2021. Duration: 4 hrs 7 mins

ESN Balancing sustainability and infection control

“N20 or Not?” Ways to mitigate the environmental impact of N20

The Pointy End: Greening Sharps and Drug Waste

Time to gown up

Quick links

CPD online portfolio

ANZCA Training Portfolio System

FPM Training ePortfolio

Learn@ANZCA

Professional documents

Member Portal

RGA Training ePortfolio

ANZCA Connect

Doctors' helpline

Clinical job vacancies

About ANZCA

Faculty of Pain Medicine

Chapter of Perioperative Medicine

ANZCA Foundation

ANZCA Clinical Trials Network

Geoffrey Kaye Museum

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