https://www.spreaker.com/show/thesustainablehealthcarepodcastenTechnologyCopyright Care Pathway Consulting Apshttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/b990b868de698c7e6b0a61970dcf92e4.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/thesustainablehealthcarepodcastMon, 06 Jul 2026 05:51:56 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsCare Pathway Consulting Apsfrederikvandeurs@gmail.comLearn the dos and don'ts of green innovation from experienced industry leaders. Your hosts are Frederik Van Deurs and Joachim Almdal.trueepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/106-alejandra-medina-from-quipment-on-circular-clinical-trials--72756331
In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, part of our mini-series with the Sustainable Healthcare Coalition's Community of Practice for Clinical Trials, Frederik Dam van Deurs speaks with Alejandra Medina, Chief Sustainability Officer at Quipment, the French, B Corp-certified provider of equipment solutions for clinical trials.

About the guest: Alejandra Medina is Chief Sustainability Officer at Quipment SAS, a Nancy-based company founded in 2010 that equips and maintains clinical trial sites across 110+ countries. She joined as quality director and led Quipment through its B Corp certification.

Three things you'll take away:

• An equipment-rental ("equipment-as-a-service") model is circular by design: returning, reprocessing and redeploying devices keeps them in near-constant use across the value chain.
• - Quipment's benchmark, built for B Corp certification, shows a 40% carbon-footprint reduction moving from a linear to a circular model, comparable to the saving the Sustainable Markets Initiative estimates from more digital trials.
• - The real bottleneck for circularity isn't the technology, it's convincing the actors in the trial supply chain that circular is just as safe, compliant and high-performance as linear.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
02:00 Meet Alejandra: from Mexico to Nancy
03:00 What Quipment does: equipping and maintaining trial sites
05:00 The portfolio: ECGs, infusion pumps, data loggers and 3,000+ products
07:00 Becoming a B Corp: how the assessment revealed a circular model
09:00 Circular by design: rent, return, reprocess, redeploy
13:00 Where circularity breaks down in clinical trials
16:00 The cost question: services at the same price
18:00 Informing the choice: tools over mandates
19:00 The Quipment Carbon Compass: a comparator, not a calculator
20:00 40% carbon reduction, linear vs circular
23:00 The new seven-pillar B Corp standard
25:00 What gives Alejandra hope

References and links:
Sustainable Healthcare Coalition, Community of Practice for Clinical Trials: https://shcoalition.org/sustainable-clinical-trials-knowledge-hub/
B Corp certification (B Lab): https://www.bcorporation.net/
Quipment B Corp profile: https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/find-a-b-corp/company/quipment-sas/
Alejandra Medina on LinkedIn: https://fr.linkedin.com/in/alejandra-medina-3315185
Quipment: https://www.quipment.com/

You might also enjoy:
Episode 102, Sustainable Clinical Trials (1): Convien & myoncare with Christian Hieronimi: https://carepathwayconsulting.com/podcast/podcast-episode-102/

Host links:
Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
Care Pathway Consulting: https://carepathwayconsulting.com

"Quipment Carbon Compass isn't a calculator, it's a comparator. We didn't change anything; we just changed the way we explain our business. We were circular by design from the beginning." - Alejandra Medina]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72756331Mon, 13 Jul 2026 05:20:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHow do you cut 40% of the carbon out of a clinical trial without changing the price? You rent the equipment instead of buying it. In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, part of our mini-series with the Sustainable Healthcare...
In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, part of our mini-series with the Sustainable Healthcare Coalition's Community of Practice for Clinical Trials, Frederik Dam van Deurs speaks with Alejandra Medina, Chief Sustainability Officer at Quipment, the French, B Corp-certified provider of equipment solutions for clinical trials.

About the guest: Alejandra Medina is Chief Sustainability Officer at Quipment SAS, a Nancy-based company founded in 2010 that equips and maintains clinical trial sites across 110+ countries. She joined as quality director and led Quipment through its B Corp certification.

Three things you'll take away:

• An equipment-rental ("equipment-as-a-service") model is circular by design: returning, reprocessing and redeploying devices keeps them in near-constant use across the value chain.
• - Quipment's benchmark, built for B Corp certification, shows a 40% carbon-footprint reduction moving from a linear to a circular model, comparable to the saving the Sustainable Markets Initiative estimates from more digital trials.
• - The real bottleneck for circularity isn't the technology, it's convincing the actors in the trial supply chain that circular is just as safe, compliant and high-performance as linear.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
02:00 Meet Alejandra: from Mexico to Nancy
03:00 What Quipment does: equipping and maintaining trial sites
05:00 The portfolio: ECGs, infusion pumps, data loggers and 3,000+ products
07:00 Becoming a B Corp: how the assessment revealed a circular model
09:00 Circular by design: rent, return, reprocess, redeploy
13:00 Where circularity breaks down in clinical trials
16:00 The cost question: services at the same price
18:00 Informing the choice: tools over mandates
19:00 The Quipment Carbon Compass: a comparator, not a calculator
20:00 40% carbon reduction, linear vs circular
23:00 The new seven-pillar B Corp standard
25:00 What gives Alejandra hope

References and links:
Sustainable Healthcare Coalition, Community of Practice for Clinical Trials: https://shcoalition.org/sustainable-clinical-trials-knowledge-hub/
B Corp certification (B Lab): https://www.bcorporation.net/
Quipment B Corp profile: https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/find-a-b-corp/company/quipment-sas/
Alejandra Medina on LinkedIn: https://fr.linkedin.com/in/alejandra-medina-3315185
Quipment: https://www.quipment.com/

You might also enjoy:
Episode 102, Sustainable Clinical Trials (1): Convien & myoncare with Christian Hieronimi: https://carepathwayconsulting.com/podcast/podcast-episode-102/

Host links:
Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
Care Pathway Consulting: https://carepathwayconsulting.com

"Quipment Carbon Compass isn't a calculator, it's a comparator. We didn't change anything; we just changed the way we explain our business. We were circular by design from the beginning." - Alejandra Medina]]>1751false106fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/105-lucas-pianegonda-structured-material-selection-building-sustainable-medical-devices-with-plasticssustainability-healthcare-podcast--72686539How do you make a medical device more sustainable without blowing up the business case? Lucas Pianegonda breaks down the structured way to choose plastics, and why the first win is usually deleting a requirement, not changing a material.


ABOUT THE GUEST
Lucas R. Pianegonda is founder and lead plastic expert at Gradical (Switzerland), a consultancy that helps medtech companies select materials that are technically sound, compliant, and lower-footprint. Material scientist by training, he also hosts the podcast now called MedTech Sustainability by Design.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Over-requirement is the biggest hidden source of cost and carbon. Challenge every "must be medical grade" before you reach for a greener material.
- The plastic pyramid: moving down from high-performance plastics (PEEK) to engineering or commodity grades, where the part allows, cuts footprint and cost at once. Twenty years ago we just called it optimising.
- You don't need a 50,000 euro LCA to decide. A rough Excel or OpenLCA estimate gets you within ~20-25%. The certified LCA is for making public claims, which the EU's Empowering Consumers Directive now requires you to back with data.
TIMESTAMPS (adjust to audio)
00:00 - Intro and Lucas's path into materials
04:00 - Four forces driving sustainability in medtech
12:00 - Why SME device makers struggle to specialise
18:00 - Structured material selection and the value analysis
24:00 - The plastic pyramid and downgrading
30:00 - Rough vs. certified LCA, and what an LCA really costs
38:00 - Selling sustainability: the commercial translation gap
REFERENCES
- OpenLCA, free life cycle assessment software: https://www.openlca.org
- Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive, Directive (EU) 2024/825 (applies from 27 September 2026)
- Pharmapack Europe: https://www.pharmapackeurope.com
- Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi): https://sciencebasedtargets.org
- Lucas's podcast, MedTech Sustainability by Design: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2389989
LINKS
- Lucas R. Pianegonda on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-r-pianegonda-81142b110/
- Gradical: https://gradical.ch
YOU MIGHT ALSO ENJOY
- Episode 096 - Recycling pharmaceutical transport packaging, with Arne Kloke (SCHOTT Pharma)
- Episode 097 - Visualizing Circular Healthcare: A Taxonomy for Sustainable Medical Device Flows, with Tamara Hoveling (TU Delft)
HOSTED BY
- Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
- Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
- Care Pathway Consulting: https://carepathwayconsulting.com
"Sustainability can't be a strategic advantage if you can't sell the device." - Lucas Pianegonda
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72686539Mon, 06 Jul 2026 05:50:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsStructured Material Selection: Building Sustainable Medical Devices with Plastics How do you make a medical device more sustainable without blowing up the business case? Lucas Pianegonda breaks down the structured way to choose plastics, and why the...How do you make a medical device more sustainable without blowing up the business case? Lucas Pianegonda breaks down the structured way to choose plastics, and why the first win is usually deleting a requirement, not changing a material.


ABOUT THE GUEST
Lucas R. Pianegonda is founder and lead plastic expert at Gradical (Switzerland), a consultancy that helps medtech companies select materials that are technically sound, compliant, and lower-footprint. Material scientist by training, he also hosts the podcast now called MedTech Sustainability by Design.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Over-requirement is the biggest hidden source of cost and carbon. Challenge every "must be medical grade" before you reach for a greener material.
- The plastic pyramid: moving down from high-performance plastics (PEEK) to engineering or commodity grades, where the part allows, cuts footprint and cost at once. Twenty years ago we just called it optimising.
- You don't need a 50,000 euro LCA to decide. A rough Excel or OpenLCA estimate gets you within ~20-25%. The certified LCA is for making public claims, which the EU's Empowering Consumers Directive now requires you to back with data.
TIMESTAMPS (adjust to audio)
00:00 - Intro and Lucas's path into materials
04:00 - Four forces driving sustainability in medtech
12:00 - Why SME device makers struggle to specialise
18:00 - Structured material selection and the value analysis
24:00 - The plastic pyramid and downgrading
30:00 - Rough vs. certified LCA, and what an LCA really costs
38:00 - Selling sustainability: the commercial translation gap
REFERENCES
- OpenLCA, free life cycle assessment software: https://www.openlca.org
- Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive, Directive (EU) 2024/825 (applies from 27 September 2026)
- Pharmapack Europe: https://www.pharmapackeurope.com
- Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi): https://sciencebasedtargets.org
- Lucas's podcast, MedTech Sustainability by Design: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2389989
LINKS
- Lucas R. Pianegonda on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-r-pianegonda-81142b110/
- Gradical: https://gradical.ch
YOU MIGHT ALSO ENJOY
- Episode 096 - Recycling pharmaceutical transport packaging, with Arne Kloke (SCHOTT Pharma)
- Episode 097 - Visualizing Circular Healthcare: A Taxonomy for Sustainable Medical Device Flows, with Tamara Hoveling (TU Delft)
HOSTED BY
- Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
- Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
- Care Pathway Consulting: https://carepathwayconsulting.com
"Sustainability can't be a strategic advantage if you can't sell the device." - Lucas Pianegonda
]]>1585healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse105fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/104-small-revolution-stories-about-upcycling-in-hospitals--71874439

• According to Arendse, only 8-10% of plastic collected in Denmark is actually recycled. Sorting quality in the waste stream, not collection, is the primary bottleneck.
• SMALLrevolution's closed-loop model: they collect a facility's waste, produce products from it, and return those products to the same facility, along with full LCA and ESG data.
• According to Arendse, producing one kilo of virgin plastic requires two kilos of crude oil. Redirecting to recycled material reduces both CO2 emissions (around 30% vs. virgin plastic, based on SMALLrevolution's own LCAs) and crude oil demand.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 - Introduction and origins of SMALLrevolution
• 02:00 - Why recycled plastic for outdoor furniture?
• 05:00 - Finding the first factory willing to work with household plastic waste
• 07:00 - How COVID pivoted SMALLrevolution from B2C to B2B
• 08:00 - The closed-loop model: collect, produce, return
• 09:00 - LCAs and ESG data on every product
• 10:00 - What actually happens to plastic in the "normal" waste stream?
• 12:00 - Why sorting quality, not collection, is the real bottleneck
• 14:00 - How hospitals can get started: two live case studies
• 18:00 - The "not another bucket" problem in surgical theatres
• 21:00 - CO2 impact: around 30% reduction vs. virgin plastic (based on SMALLrevolution's own LCAs)
• 23:00 - According to Arendse: 2 kg of crude oil per 1 kg of plastic, and what that means for resource resilience

Pull quote: "All vases in the world should be produced in a recycled material. There is demand, and there is a lot of waste, so why not connect those two dots?" Contact Arendse:
Website: smallrevolution.dk
LinkedIn: Arendse Ekegren Baggesen You might also enjoy:
Episode 088: Circular Material Flow of Medication in the Intensive Care Unit (Nicole Hunfeld, Erasmus UMC)
Episode 074: The Future of Reprocessing in Healthcare (Lars Thording, Innovative Health)
Episode 096: Recycling Pharmaceutical Transport Packaging (Arne Kloke, SCHOTT Pharma)]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71874439Mon, 11 May 2026 04:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWhat if the plastic waste from a hospital's clinical areas could come back as the ID card holders every nurse and doctor wears every day? That is what SMALLrevolution is doing, and it is one of the more elegant circular economy stories I have come...

• According to Arendse, only 8-10% of plastic collected in Denmark is actually recycled. Sorting quality in the waste stream, not collection, is the primary bottleneck.
• SMALLrevolution's closed-loop model: they collect a facility's waste, produce products from it, and return those products to the same facility, along with full LCA and ESG data.
• According to Arendse, producing one kilo of virgin plastic requires two kilos of crude oil. Redirecting to recycled material reduces both CO2 emissions (around 30% vs. virgin plastic, based on SMALLrevolution's own LCAs) and crude oil demand.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 - Introduction and origins of SMALLrevolution
• 02:00 - Why recycled plastic for outdoor furniture?
• 05:00 - Finding the first factory willing to work with household plastic waste
• 07:00 - How COVID pivoted SMALLrevolution from B2C to B2B
• 08:00 - The closed-loop model: collect, produce, return
• 09:00 - LCAs and ESG data on every product
• 10:00 - What actually happens to plastic in the "normal" waste stream?
• 12:00 - Why sorting quality, not collection, is the real bottleneck
• 14:00 - How hospitals can get started: two live case studies
• 18:00 - The "not another bucket" problem in surgical theatres
• 21:00 - CO2 impact: around 30% reduction vs. virgin plastic (based on SMALLrevolution's own LCAs)
• 23:00 - According to Arendse: 2 kg of crude oil per 1 kg of plastic, and what that means for resource resilience

Pull quote: "All vases in the world should be produced in a recycled material. There is demand, and there is a lot of waste, so why not connect those two dots?" Contact Arendse:
Website: smallrevolution.dk
LinkedIn: Arendse Ekegren Baggesen You might also enjoy:
Episode 088: Circular Material Flow of Medication in the Intensive Care Unit (Nicole Hunfeld, Erasmus UMC)
Episode 074: The Future of Reprocessing in Healthcare (Lars Thording, Innovative Health)
Episode 096: Recycling Pharmaceutical Transport Packaging (Arne Kloke, SCHOTT Pharma)]]>1745false104fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/103-anna-roe-rasmussen-what-happens-when-a-doctor-applies-the-rigour-of-clinical-research-to-the-carbon-footprint-of-surgery--71732538
In this episode, Frederik speaks with Anna Roe Rasmussen, MD, MSc Health Policy — a scientific researcher at the Regional Unit for the Green Transition in Region Zealand.

Anna recently defended her PhD at the University of Copenhagen and the Technical University of Denmark, where she applied lifecycle assessment (LCA) to total hip replacement surgery, working towards the integration of environmental impact into clinical decision-making.

About Anna:
Anna has spent over a decade at the intersection of climate and health — as a co-founder of Doctors for Climate Denmark (Læger for Klimaet), as part of the working group that drafted the Danish Medical Association's climate and health policy (published 2022), and as a scientific researcher applying LCA methodology to surgical care pathways.

Three things you'll take away:

• Why the field needs to distinguish more clearly between carbon footprint screenings and full ISO-compliant LCAs — and what gets lost when clinicians can't tell the difference.
• Why specialty-level carbon literacy is the missing link between organisational sustainability targets and meaningful action on the ground in clinical departments.
• Why acting — finding someone to act with — is Anna's personal antidote to climate anxiety.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 — Introduction
• 03:00 — Anna's PhD: applying LCA to total hip replacement surgery
• 08:00 — From medical student at COP to co-founding Doctors for Climate Denmark
• 10:00 — The Danish Medical Association's 2022 climate and health policy
• 13:00 — A passionate but fragmented global movement of healthcare workers
• 17:00 — The publication explosion in healthcare LCA — and why quality must keep pace
• 21:00 — Carbon screening vs. ISO-compliant LCA: the precision vs. direction trade-off
• 27:00 — Specialty-level carbon literacy as the next step for healthcare decarbonisation
• 33:00 — Carbon budgets and financial budgets: an uncomfortable but necessary analogy
• 38:00 — The hard conversations healthcare systems avoid
• 41:00 — What makes Anna hopeful: engaged colleagues and the power of acting together

References and links mentioned:

• ISO 14040/14044 standards for lifecycle assessment (see iso.org)
• DTU Centre for Absolute Sustainability
• Doctors for Climate Denmark / Læger for Klimaet — Facebook [Joachim/Frederik: add official website if available]
• Danish Medical Association climate and health policy 2022 [Frederik: add direct link]
• International Federation of Medical Students' Associations: ifmsa.org

Guest links:

• Anna Roe Rasmussen on LinkedIn
• Sjællands Universitetshospital
• DTU Centre for Absolute Sustainability

You might also enjoy:

• Episode 097: Visualising Circular Healthcare — Tamara Hoveling (TU Delft) on LCA methodology in healthcare
• Episode 101: Sustainable Healthcare: Implementation and Hope — Maria Gaden
• Episode 088: Circular Material Flow in the ICU — Nicole Hunfeld (Erasmus UMC)

[Episode Spotify/platform links to be added by Frederik] Hosts:

• Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn
• Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn
• Care Pathway Consulting

Pull quote: "If you want to do something — act. And find someone to do it with. That's always both more fun and more productive." — Anna Roe Rasmussen]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71732538Mon, 04 May 2026 05:25:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWhat happens when a doctor applies the rigour of clinical research to the carbon footprint of surgery? In this episode, Frederik speaks with Anna Roe Rasmussen, MD, MSc Health Policy — a scientific researcher at the Regional Unit for the Green...
In this episode, Frederik speaks with Anna Roe Rasmussen, MD, MSc Health Policy — a scientific researcher at the Regional Unit for the Green Transition in Region Zealand.

Anna recently defended her PhD at the University of Copenhagen and the Technical University of Denmark, where she applied lifecycle assessment (LCA) to total hip replacement surgery, working towards the integration of environmental impact into clinical decision-making.

About Anna:
Anna has spent over a decade at the intersection of climate and health — as a co-founder of Doctors for Climate Denmark (Læger for Klimaet), as part of the working group that drafted the Danish Medical Association's climate and health policy (published 2022), and as a scientific researcher applying LCA methodology to surgical care pathways.

Three things you'll take away:

• Why the field needs to distinguish more clearly between carbon footprint screenings and full ISO-compliant LCAs — and what gets lost when clinicians can't tell the difference.
• Why specialty-level carbon literacy is the missing link between organisational sustainability targets and meaningful action on the ground in clinical departments.
• Why acting — finding someone to act with — is Anna's personal antidote to climate anxiety.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 — Introduction
• 03:00 — Anna's PhD: applying LCA to total hip replacement surgery
• 08:00 — From medical student at COP to co-founding Doctors for Climate Denmark
• 10:00 — The Danish Medical Association's 2022 climate and health policy
• 13:00 — A passionate but fragmented global movement of healthcare workers
• 17:00 — The publication explosion in healthcare LCA — and why quality must keep pace
• 21:00 — Carbon screening vs. ISO-compliant LCA: the precision vs. direction trade-off
• 27:00 — Specialty-level carbon literacy as the next step for healthcare decarbonisation
• 33:00 — Carbon budgets and financial budgets: an uncomfortable but necessary analogy
• 38:00 — The hard conversations healthcare systems avoid
• 41:00 — What makes Anna hopeful: engaged colleagues and the power of acting together

References and links mentioned:

• ISO 14040/14044 standards for lifecycle assessment (see iso.org)
• DTU Centre for Absolute Sustainability
• Doctors for Climate Denmark / Læger for Klimaet — Facebook [Joachim/Frederik: add official website if available]
• Danish Medical Association climate and health policy 2022 [Frederik: add direct link]
• International Federation of Medical Students' Associations: ifmsa.org

Guest links:

• Anna Roe Rasmussen on LinkedIn
• Sjællands Universitetshospital
• DTU Centre for Absolute Sustainability

You might also enjoy:

• Episode 097: Visualising Circular Healthcare — Tamara Hoveling (TU Delft) on LCA methodology in healthcare
• Episode 101: Sustainable Healthcare: Implementation and Hope — Maria Gaden
• Episode 088: Circular Material Flow in the ICU — Nicole Hunfeld (Erasmus UMC)

[Episode Spotify/platform links to be added by Frederik] Hosts:

• 2678falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/102-sustainable-clinical-trials-1-christian-hieronimi-on-convien-myoncare--71605085 
  GUEST
  Christian Hieronimi, Founder & CEO of ONCARE (myoncare) and co-founder of Convien. A serial healthcare entrepreneur based in Munich, with previous exits to Elekta (Medical Intelligence) and Varian (humediq).
   
  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
  
  • How Convien's meeting-point optimiser can cut around 30 to 35% of travel cost and 40% of the CO2 footprint of investigator meetings, by jointly optimising ticket price, travel time and carbon per kilogram.
  • Why roughly half of corporate travel spend in international organisations is driven by meetings, not customer visits, and why that makes meetings the biggest under-addressed decarbonisation lever in clinical operations.
  • How myoncare uses wearable data, symptom questionnaires and guideline-based thresholds to "fill the void" between doctor visits, and how the same platform can decentralise a trial by routing blood work, imaging and eligibility checks to local providers.
   
  TIMESTAMPS
  00:00 Introduction by Nathalie Preiswerk (Sustainable Healthcare Coalition) and series framing
  02:00 Meet Christian: serial founder, robotics and oncology background
  03:30 Convien origin story: Beijing vs. Barcelona, 2010
  06:00 The three-variable optimisation: cost, time, carbon
  10:00 How big is the meetings prize inside corporate travel
  11:00 Applying Convien to investigator meetings and site selection
  13:00 Introducing myoncare: a care orchestration platform
  16:00 A chronic kidney disease use case, end to end
  20:00 Decentralised trials: bringing the site to the patient
  22:00 Bring-your-own-device and the International Patient Summary
  25:00 Care pathways that trigger the next step automatically
   
  REFERENCES MENTIONED
  
  • Sustainable Healthcare Coalition Community of Practice conference (London, 4 Nov 2025): https://shcoalition.org/cop-conference/
  • SHC Sustainable Clinical Trials Knowledge Hub: https://shcoalition.org/sustainable-clinical-trials-knowledge-hub/
  • Convien Smart Meeting Location Planner: https://www.convien.com/
  • myoncare Virtual coordinated care: https://www.myoncare.com/
  • Convien Meeting Point Optimiser (Siemens partnership, Microsoft AppSource): https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/wa200001588
  • EU MDR 2017/745 (myoncare is classified as MDR Class IIa)
  • International Patient Summary (ISO 27269)
   
  CONNECT WITH THE GUEST
  
  • Christian Hieronimi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-hieronimi-066a394/
  • ONCARE / myoncare: https://www.myoncare.com/
  • Convien GmbH: https://www.convien.com/
   
  YOU MIGHT ALSO ENJOY
  
  • 091 SHC: the Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (Fiona Adshead, Keith Moore, Nathalie Preiswerk), the backstory to this mini-series.
  • 089 Koen Kas on transforming healthcare and clinical trials, another conversation on reimagining the trial operating model.
  • 083 Sustainability requirements in public procurement, relevant if you are thinking about where the buy-side pressure lands.
   
  HOSTS
  
  • Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
  • Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
  • Care Pathway Consulting: https://carepathwayconsulting.com
   
  PULL QUOTE
  "In between two doctor's visits, nobody looks after the patient, because the patient's pretty much invisible. We are filling up that void." Christian Hieronimi
   
  Produced in partnership with the Sustainable Healthcare Coalition.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71605085Mon, 27 Apr 2026 12:33:57 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThe first episode of our Sustainable Clinical Trials mini-series, produced in partnership with the Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (SHC), following up on the Community of Practice conference in London on 4 November 2025. Each episode brings one of... 
  GUEST
  Christian Hieronimi, Founder & CEO of ONCARE (myoncare) and co-founder of Convien. A serial healthcare entrepreneur based in Munich, with previous exits to Elekta (Medical Intelligence) and Varian (humediq).
   
  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
  
  • How Convien's meeting-point optimiser can cut around 30 to 35% of travel cost and 40% of the CO2 footprint of investigator meetings, by jointly optimising ticket price, travel time and carbon per kilogram.
  • Why roughly half of corporate travel spend in international organisations is driven by meetings, not customer visits, and why that makes meetings the biggest under-addressed decarbonisation lever in clinical operations.
  • How myoncare uses wearable data, symptom questionnaires and guideline-based thresholds to "fill the void" between doctor visits, and how the same platform can decentralise a trial by routing blood work, imaging and eligibility checks to local providers.
   
  TIMESTAMPS
  00:00 Introduction by Nathalie Preiswerk (Sustainable Healthcare Coalition) and series framing
  02:00 Meet Christian: serial founder, robotics and oncology background
  03:30 Convien origin story: Beijing vs. Barcelona, 2010
  06:00 The three-variable optimisation: cost, time, carbon
  10:00 How big is the meetings prize inside corporate travel
  11:00 Applying Convien to investigator meetings and site selection
  13:00 Introducing myoncare: a care orchestration platform
  16:00 A chronic kidney disease use case, end to end
  20:00 Decentralised trials: bringing the site to the patient
  22:00 Bring-your-own-device and the International Patient Summary
  25:00 Care pathways that trigger the next step automatically
   
  REFERENCES MENTIONED
  
  • Sustainable Healthcare Coalition Community of Practice conference (London, 4 Nov 2025): https://shcoalition.org/cop-conference/
  • SHC Sustainable Clinical Trials Knowledge Hub: https://shcoalition.org/sustainable-clinical-trials-knowledge-hub/
  • Convien Smart Meeting Location Planner: https://www.convien.com/
  • myoncare Virtual coordinated care: https://www.myoncare.com/
  • Convien Meeting Point Optimiser (Siemens partnership, Microsoft AppSource): https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/wa200001588
  • EU MDR 2017/745 (myoncare is classified as MDR Class IIa)
  • International Patient Summary (ISO 27269)
   
  CONNECT WITH THE GUEST
  
  • Christian Hieronimi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-hieronimi-066a394/
  • ONCARE / myoncare: https://www.myoncare.com/
  • Convien GmbH: https://www.convien.com/
   
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  • 089 Koen...]]>1659carbon footprint,care orchestration,care pathway consulting,christian hieronimi,chronic kidney disease,clinical trials,community of practice,convien,decentralised clinical trials,investigator meetings,mdr,medtech,myoncare,oncare,pharma,sustainable healthcare,sustainable healthcare coaliti,wearablesfalse102fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/101-implementation-and-hope-with-maria-gaden--71340596
    That is the question Maria Gaden is spending three years answering.
    
    Maria returns to the podcast as Chief of Development at Center for Sustainable Hospitals in Central Denmark Region, and as a public industrial PhD student at the University of Copenhagen's Globe Institute. Her research is in implementation science: what actually determines whether a sustainability intervention gets adopted across a whole hospital - not just one passionate department.
    
    In this conversation, Frederik and Maria cover:
    
    - Why the reusable surgical gown project has not yet launched and why she still calls it a success
    - Moving from "heroes" to systems, and from passion to governance
    - 38 hospital interviews across Denmark, a trip to Karolinska Institutet, and a visit to Singapore's Centre for Sustainable Medicine
    - How to start if you work inside a hospital and how it differs if you sit inside pharma
    - Why human irrationality is the real implementation barrier, and what to do about it
    
    **Timestamps**
    00:00  Welcome back
    01:30 New title, new PhD
    02:30 The reusable textiles project update
    07:30 Heroes to systems, passion to governance
    09:00 Why implementation science
    13:30 The research: 38 interviews, four countries
    17:30 Rationality is not the main driver
    22:30 Advice for healthcare professionals
    29:30 Advice for pharma and medtech
    38:30 What gives Maria hope
    
    **Pull quote (Maria):** *"We know the solutions. We have the data. So what is really hindering implementation right now? That is what I keep asking."*
    
    **References and links from the episode**
    
    - [Center for Sustainable Hospitals, Central Denmark Region](https://www.rm.dk/om-os/organisation/center-for-baeredygtige-hospitaler/) [URL to confirm]
    - [Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen](https://globe.ku.dk/)
    - [Global Green and Healthy Hospitals (GGHH)](https://greenhospitals.org/)  free to join; hosted by Health Care Without Harm
    - [Health Care Without Harm  Europe](https://europe.noharm.org/)
    - [Centre for Sustainable Medicine, NUS Singapore](https://medicine.nus.edu.sg/cosm/)
    - [Karolinska Institutet](https://ki.se/en)
    - [*Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality* (free online)](https://hpmor.com/)  referenced by Frederik
    
    **Connect with Maria**
    
    - [Maria Gaden on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariagaden/)
    - [Center for Sustainable Hospitals](https://www.rm.dk/om-os/organisation/center-for-baeredygtige-hospitaler/) [URL to confirm]
    
    **You might also enjoy:**
    
    - Episode 090 — *Data-Driven Decarbonisation of Danish Hospitals* (Rasmus & Thea, Region Midt)
    - Episode 087/086 — *Sustainability insights from 290 nurses and clinicians* (Michael Maagaard, Region Midt)
    - Episode 044 & 043 — Maria Gaden's previous appearances on the show
    
    **Host links**
    
    - [Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/)
    - [Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/)
    - [Care Pathway Consulting](https://carepathwayconsulting.com)
     ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71340596Sun, 19 Apr 2026 05:50:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWhy do hospitals with good data, proven cases and clear economics still fail to implement sustainability solutions at scale? That is the question Maria Gaden is spending three years answering. Maria returns to the podcast as Chief of Development at...
    That is the question Maria Gaden is spending three years answering.
    
    Maria returns to the podcast as Chief of Development at Center for Sustainable Hospitals in Central Denmark Region, and as a public industrial PhD student at the University of Copenhagen's Globe Institute. Her research is in implementation science: what actually determines whether a sustainability intervention gets adopted across a whole hospital - not just one passionate department.
    
    In this conversation, Frederik and Maria cover:
    
    - Why the reusable surgical gown project has not yet launched and why she still calls it a success
    - Moving from "heroes" to systems, and from passion to governance
    - 38 hospital interviews across Denmark, a trip to Karolinska Institutet, and a visit to Singapore's Centre for Sustainable Medicine
    - How to start if you work inside a hospital and how it differs if you sit inside pharma
    - Why human irrationality is the real implementation barrier, and what to do about it
    
    **Timestamps**
    00:00  Welcome back
    01:30 New title, new PhD
    02:30 The reusable textiles project update
    07:30 Heroes to systems, passion to governance
    09:00 Why implementation science
    13:30 The research: 38 interviews, four countries
    17:30 Rationality is not the main driver
    22:30 Advice for healthcare professionals
    29:30 Advice for pharma and medtech
    38:30 What gives Maria hope
    
    **Pull quote (Maria):** *"We know the solutions. We have the data. So what is really hindering implementation right now? That is what I keep asking."*
    
    **References and links from the episode**
    
    - [Center for Sustainable Hospitals, Central Denmark Region](https://www.rm.dk/om-os/organisation/center-for-baeredygtige-hospitaler/) [URL to confirm]
    - [Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen](https://globe.ku.dk/)
    - [Global Green and Healthy Hospitals (GGHH)](https://greenhospitals.org/)  free to join; hosted by Health Care Without Harm
    - [Health Care Without Harm  Europe](https://europe.noharm.org/)
    - [Centre for Sustainable Medicine, NUS Singapore](https://medicine.nus.edu.sg/cosm/)
    - [Karolinska Institutet](https://ki.se/en)
    - [*Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality* (free online)](https://hpmor.com/)  referenced by Frederik
    
    **Connect with Maria**
    
    - [Maria Gaden on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariagaden/)
    - [Center for Sustainable Hospitals](https://www.rm.dk/om-os/organisation/center-for-baeredygtige-hospitaler/) [URL to confirm]
    
    **You might also enjoy:**
    
    - Episode 090 — *Data-Driven Decarbonisation of Danish Hospitals* (Rasmus & Thea, Region Midt)
    - Episode 087/086 — *Sustainability insights from 290 nurses and clinicians* (Michael Maagaard, Region Midt)
    - Episode 044 & 043 — Maria Gaden's previous appearances on the show
    
    **Host links**
    
    - [Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/)
    - [Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/)
    - [Care Pathway Consulting](https://carepathwayconsulting.com)
     ]]>2545falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/100-liz-willetts-on-biodiversity-x-healthcare--71233666
    In this conversation, she explains why nearly 200 governments have been asking for integrated biodiversity-health indicators for over a decade, and why the scientific community still hasn't delivered them. About the guest: Liz Willetts is a science-policy expert on global governance of the health-environment nexus.
    
    She has served as Planetary Health Policy Director at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, science-policy advisor to the Convention on Biological Diversity, and is a Team Leader, Editor and Writer at IISD's Earth Negotiations Bulletin. She is also a primary care clinician with experience in Micronesia, Central America, and the US. Key takeaways:
    
    • 196 countries have called for biodiversity-health metrics through the Convention on Biological Diversity for decades, but the health and environmental science communities remain siloed, and integrated indicators still don't exist
    • Even senior clinicians with 10+ years of experience may not know how to define "biodiversity", pointing to a fundamental gap in medical education
    • The post-consumption lifecycle of pharmaceuticals, what happens when drugs exit patients and enter wastewater, represents a massive blind spot in both environmental monitoring and clinical training
    Timestamps:
    00:00 - Introduction and Liz's background
    03:00 - How environmental decisions are public health decisions
    08:00 - Air quality policy as a biodiversity example (Copenhagen low emission zones)
    12:00 - The decade-long gap: governments asking for indicators nobody has built
    18:00 - The grand rounds anecdote: a clinician who didn't know "biodiversity"
    22:00 - Plant blindness and the siloing of scientific education
    26:00 - Chronic kidney disease carbon footprint and biodiversity
    30:00 - Practical advice for national biodiversity-health strategies
    36:00 - Held v. State of Montana: climate litigation as a model for ecosystem values
    42:00 - The nature footprint of healthcare: a blank canvas
    46:00 - Pharmaceutical pollution and the end-of-life gap
    50:00 - What gives Liz hope References mentioned:
    
    • Liz Willetts, "Metrics for Biodiversity and Health Policy Integration," PLOS Global Public Health, 2025: PubMed
    • Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (2022)
    • Global Action Plan on Biodiversity and Health, adopted at CBD COP16 (2024)
    • Held v. State of Montana: Climate Case Chart
    • Plant blindness (academic concept): Literature review 1999-2024
    • Pharma Pollution Hub / Kelly Thornber: pharmapollution.org
    • Global Biodiversity Framework: https://www.cbd.int/gbf
    • Global Action Plan on Biodiversity and Health:
      https://www.cbd.int/health/GAP.shtml
    Links:
    • Liz Willetts on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-willetts-2336749/
    • IISD Earth Negotiations Bulletin: https://enb.iisd.org/
    • Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    • Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    • Care Pathway Consulting: https://carepathwayconsulting.com
    You might also enjoy:
    • Episode 092: Planetary Boundaries & Health with Mia Heide (WELA)
    • Episode 098: Tackling Pharmaceutical Pollution: A Systems-Based Approach
    • Episodes 023/024: The Biodiversity Crisis in Healthcare (two-parter)
    ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/71233666Sat, 11 Apr 2026 05:40:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsLiz Willetts has spent 20 years at the intersection of nature and health. In this conversation, she explains why nearly 200 governments have been asking for integrated biodiversity-health indicators for over a decade, and why the scientific community...
    In this conversation, she explains why nearly 200 governments have been asking for integrated biodiversity-health indicators for over a decade, and why the scientific community still hasn't delivered them. About the guest: Liz Willetts is a science-policy expert on global governance of the health-environment nexus.
    
    She has served as Planetary Health Policy Director at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, science-policy advisor to the Convention on Biological Diversity, and is a Team Leader, Editor and Writer at IISD's Earth Negotiations Bulletin. She is also a primary care clinician with experience in Micronesia, Central America, and the US. Key takeaways:
    
    • 196 countries have called for biodiversity-health metrics through the Convention on Biological Diversity for decades, but the health and environmental science communities remain siloed, and integrated indicators still don't exist
    • Even senior clinicians with 10+ years of experience may not know how to define "biodiversity", pointing to a fundamental gap in medical education
    • The post-consumption lifecycle of pharmaceuticals, what happens when drugs exit patients and enter wastewater, represents a massive blind spot in both environmental monitoring and clinical training
    Timestamps:
    00:00 - Introduction and Liz's background
    03:00 - How environmental decisions are public health decisions
    08:00 - Air quality policy as a biodiversity example (Copenhagen low emission zones)
    12:00 - The decade-long gap: governments asking for indicators nobody has built
    18:00 - The grand rounds anecdote: a clinician who didn't know "biodiversity"
    22:00 - Plant blindness and the siloing of scientific education
    26:00 - Chronic kidney disease carbon footprint and biodiversity
    30:00 - Practical advice for national biodiversity-health strategies
    36:00 - Held v. State of Montana: climate litigation as a model for ecosystem values
    42:00 - The nature footprint of healthcare: a blank canvas
    46:00 - Pharmaceutical pollution and the end-of-life gap
    50:00 - What gives Liz hope References mentioned:
    
    • Liz Willetts, "Metrics for Biodiversity and Health Policy Integration," PLOS Global Public Health, 2025: PubMed
    • Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (2022)
    • Global Action Plan on Biodiversity and Health, adopted at CBD COP16 (2024)
    • Held v. State of Montana: Climate Case Chart
    • Plant blindness (academic concept): Literature review 1999-2024
    • Pharma Pollution Hub / Kelly Thornber: pharmapollution.org
    • Global Biodiversity Framework: https://www.cbd.int/gbf
    • Global Action Plan on Biodiversity and Health:
      https://www.cbd.int/health/GAP.shtml
    Links:
    • Liz Willetts on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-willetts-2336749/
    • IISD Earth Negotiations Bulletin: https://enb.iisd.org/
    • Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn: 3139falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/099-integrating-sustainability-into-business-a-pharma-supplier-perspective-with-marwin-krull--70892882Meeting Pharma's Rising Sustainability Demands:
      Marwin Krull on Körber Pharma and the Alliance to Zero Marwin Krull is Sustainability Lead for the Pharma business area at Körber Pharma and Vice President of the Alliance to Zero. He explains how pharma customer requests have evolved from broad questions about EcoVadis scores and green electricity to specific demands around product carbon footprints, SBTi alignment, CDP thresholds, and ISO-based LCAs. Key takeaways:
      • Pharma sustainability demands have matured fast - customers now ask for verified GHG inventories and product-level carbon footprints, not just policies
      • Closing the gap between group sustainability strategy and day-to-day operations requires internal coordination, sales enablement, and e-learning - not just a target
      • The Alliance to Zero (founded 2021) is driving practical collaboration across the autoinjector value chain, including a syringe packaging redesign and "green premium" transparency research with TU Hamburg
      Timestamps:
      00:00 - Customer sustainability pressure
      00:37 - Meet Marwin Krull and his roles
      03:35 - How customer demands evolved
      07:13 - What Körber Pharma does
      10:21 - Inside the sustainability role
      14:58 - Sales enablement and training
      18:05 - What is Alliance to Zero
      21:30 - Collaboration wins and research
      25:33 - Practical advice and wrap-up
      Links: Marwin Krull on LinkedIn | Alliance to Zero | Körber Pharma Hosts: Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn | Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn | Care Pathway Consulting "Customers went from asking 'do you have green electricity?' to asking for ISO-verified product carbon footprints in just a few years." - Marwin Krull]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/70892882Wed, 01 Apr 2026 05:30:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsMeeting Pharma's Rising Sustainability Demands: Marwin Krull on Körber Pharma and the Alliance to Zero Marwin Krull is Sustainability Lead for the Pharma business area at Körber Pharma and Vice President of the Alliance to Zero. He explains how...Meeting Pharma's Rising Sustainability Demands:
      Marwin Krull on Körber Pharma and the Alliance to Zero Marwin Krull is Sustainability Lead for the Pharma business area at Körber Pharma and Vice President of the Alliance to Zero. He explains how pharma customer requests have evolved from broad questions about EcoVadis scores and green electricity to specific demands around product carbon footprints, SBTi alignment, CDP thresholds, and ISO-based LCAs. Key takeaways:
      • Pharma sustainability demands have matured fast - customers now ask for verified GHG inventories and product-level carbon footprints, not just policies
      • Closing the gap between group sustainability strategy and day-to-day operations requires internal coordination, sales enablement, and e-learning - not just a target
      • The Alliance to Zero (founded 2021) is driving practical collaboration across the autoinjector value chain, including a syringe packaging redesign and "green premium" transparency research with TU Hamburg
      Timestamps:
      00:00 - Customer sustainability pressure
      00:37 - Meet Marwin Krull and his roles
      03:35 - How customer demands evolved
      07:13 - What Körber Pharma does
      10:21 - Inside the sustainability role
      14:58 - Sales enablement and training
      18:05 - What is Alliance to Zero
      21:30 - Collaboration wins and research
      25:33 - Practical advice and wrap-up
      Links: Marwin Krull on LinkedIn | Alliance to Zero | Körber Pharma Hosts: Joachim Almdal on LinkedIn | Frederik van Deurs on LinkedIn | Care Pathway Consulting "Customers went from asking 'do you have green electricity?' to asking for ISO-verified product carbon footprints in just a few years." - Marwin Krull]]>1674false99fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/098-tackling-pharmaceutical-pollution-a-systems-based-approach--69760090
      In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Frederik Dam van Deurs welcomes Kelly Thornber, a researcher and advocate for addressing pharmaceutical pollution. Kelly shares her journey from working in Bangladesh to identifying pharmaceutical pollution as a global issue, and discusses the systems-based approach needed to mitigate its risks to public and environmental health.
      
      Episode Summary
      Kelly Thornber discusses the complexity of pharmaceutical pollution and the need for a systems-based strategy to address it. She highlights the importance of understanding the entire lifecycle of pharmaceuticals, from manufacture to disposal, and the role of various stakeholders in creating a sustainable solution.
      
      Key Topics Covered
      1. Introduction to Kelly Thornber:
         • Kelly discusses her background and how she became interested in pharmaceutical pollution while working in Bangladesh.
         • Her journey into sustainability and how her department is driving change within the company.
           
           
      2. Understanding Pharmaceutical Pollution:
         • The importance of addressing pharmaceutical pollution and its impact on public and environmental health.
         • The complexity of the pharmaceutical system and the need for a systems-based approach to mitigate risks.
           
           
      3. The Role of the Pharma Pollution Hub:
         • Kelly’s work with the Pharma Pollution Hub and their efforts to advocate for changes in the pharmaceutical industry.
         • The need for independent facilitation and oversight to drive meaningful change.
           
           
      4. Identifying Intervention Points:
         • The 37 intervention points identified in Kelly’s paper and the importance of starting with actionable steps.
         • The role of stakeholders in implementing these interventions and the need for collaboration.
      Notable Quotes
      • "Pharmaceuticals are designed to be biologically active, and that means they can have physiological effects in non-target species." - Kelly Thornber
      • "We need to take a systems approach to address the complex issue of pharmaceutical pollution." - Kelly Thornber
      Resources Mentioned
      • Pharma Pollution Hub: Pharma Pollution Hub Website
      • Pharmaceutical Pollution Paper: Read the Paper
      Call to Action
      • Share your thoughts: What role should the pharmaceutical industry play in addressing pollution? Connect with Frederik on LinkedIn to share your insights.
      • Subscribe and Share: Help spread the word about sustainable healthcare by subscribing to the podcast and sharing this episode with your network.
      Host: Frederik Dam van Deurs Guest: Kelly Thornber, Researcher and Advocate for Pharmaceutical Pollution]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69760090Tue, 03 Feb 2026 13:47:24 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsTackling Pharmaceutical Pollution: A Systems-Based Approach In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Frederik Dam van Deurs welcomes Kelly Thornber, a researcher and advocate for addressing pharmaceutical pollution. Kelly shares...
      In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Frederik Dam van Deurs welcomes Kelly Thornber, a researcher and advocate for addressing pharmaceutical pollution. Kelly shares her journey from working in Bangladesh to identifying pharmaceutical pollution as a global issue, and discusses the systems-based approach needed to mitigate its risks to public and environmental health.
      
      Episode Summary
      Kelly Thornber discusses the complexity of pharmaceutical pollution and the need for a systems-based strategy to address it. She highlights the importance of understanding the entire lifecycle of pharmaceuticals, from manufacture to disposal, and the role of various stakeholders in creating a sustainable solution.
      
      Key Topics Covered
      1. Introduction to Kelly Thornber:
         • Kelly discusses her background and how she became interested in pharmaceutical pollution while working in Bangladesh.
         • Her journey into sustainability and how her department is driving change within the company.
           
           
      2. Understanding Pharmaceutical Pollution:
         • The importance of addressing pharmaceutical pollution and its impact on public and environmental health.
         • The complexity of the pharmaceutical system and the need for a systems-based approach to mitigate risks.
           
           
      3. The Role of the Pharma Pollution Hub:
         • Kelly’s work with the Pharma Pollution Hub and their efforts to advocate for changes in the pharmaceutical industry.
         • The need for independent facilitation and oversight to drive meaningful change.
           
           
      4. Identifying Intervention Points:
         • The 37 intervention points identified in Kelly’s paper and the importance of starting with actionable steps.
         • The role of stakeholders in implementing these interventions and the need for collaboration.
      Notable Quotes
      • "Pharmaceuticals are designed to be biologically active, and that means they can have physiological effects in non-target species." - Kelly Thornber
      • "We need to take a systems approach to address the complex issue of pharmaceutical pollution." - Kelly Thornber
      Resources Mentioned
      • Pharma Pollution Hub: Pharma Pollution Hub Website
      • Pharmaceutical Pollution Paper: Read the Paper
      Call to Action
      • Share your thoughts: What role should the pharmaceutical industry play in addressing pollution? Connect with Frederik on LinkedIn to share your insights.
      • Subscribe and Share: Help spread the word about sustainable healthcare by subscribing to the podcast and sharing this episode with your network.
      Host: Frederik Dam van Deurs Guest: Kelly Thornber, Researcher and Advocate for Pharmaceutical Pollution]]>2318falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/097-visualizing-circular-healthcare-a-taxonomy-for-sustainable-medical-device-flows--69668836
      Episode Summary In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Frederik Dam van Deurs welcomes Tamara, a researcher and entrepreneur specializing in circular economy principles for healthcare. Tamara shares her groundbreaking work on the Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows (CHF), a comprehensive map designed to guide sustainable decision-making for medical devices from design to end-of-life. Key Topics Covered
      
      1. The Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows
         • Tamara introduces her visual taxonomy, which maps out circular economy strategies for medical devices. The taxonomy is designed to clarify the often-confusing terminology (e.g., "reuse" vs. "recycling") and provide actionable pathways for sustainability.
         • Visual Reference: Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows (CHF)
           
           
      2. Misconceptions in Circular Economy Terminology
         • Tamara highlights common misunderstandings, such as the difference between "reuse" and "recycling," and the healthcare-specific term "reprocessing." She emphasizes the importance of clarity in communication to avoid unintended environmental impacts.
           
           
      3. Real-World Example: Laparoscopic Stapler
         • Using a laparoscopic stapler as a case study, Tamara walks through the taxonomy’s steps: Refuse (questioning the need for the device), Rethink (designing multifunctional devices), Reduce (minimizing material use), and Reuse/Recycle (extending product life through maintenance, repair, or reprocessing).
           
           
      4. Barriers to Circularity in Healthcare
         • Perceived vs. Actual Safety: The tendency to prioritize perceived safety over evidence-based sustainability, leading to overuse of single-use devices and excessive waste.
         • Logistical Challenges: The complexity of sorting and collecting devices, especially in hospitals with limited space and resources.
         • Regulatory Hurdles: Differences in regulations between the EU and the US, such as the reprocessing of single-use devices.
           
           
      5. Innovations and Hope for the Future
         • Tamara shares her work on a patient-friendly alternative to the traditional vaginal speculum, designed to reduce pain and improve accessibility. She also discusses her optimism about collaborations among medical device manufacturers to drive systemic change.
      Notable Quotes
      
      • "The number one barrier is the difference between actual safety and perceived safety. People want to do well in healthcare, but this can lead to unintended environmental consequences."
      • "We need to ask: Do we really need this device? Can we refuse, rethink, or reduce before we even start producing?"
      • "Sterilization is not always necessary - sometimes high-level disinfection is enough, and that can significantly reduce environmental impact."
      Resources Mentioned
      
      • Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows (CHF): View the Visual
      Call to Action
      
      • Share your thoughts: What circular economy strategies have you seen in healthcare? Connect with Frederik on LinkedIn to share your insights.
      
      
      • Subscribe and Share: Help spread the word about sustainable healthcare by subscribing to the podcast and sharing this episode with your network.
      Host: Frederik Dam van Deurs Guest: Tamara, PhD Candidate, TU Delft]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69668836Thu, 29 Jan 2026 17:12:41 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsGuest: Tamara, PhD Candidate at TU Delft, Department of Sustainable Design Engineering Episode Summary In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Frederik Dam van Deurs welcomes Tamara, a researcher and entrepreneur specializing in...
      Episode Summary In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Frederik Dam van Deurs welcomes Tamara, a researcher and entrepreneur specializing in circular economy principles for healthcare. Tamara shares her groundbreaking work on the Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows (CHF), a comprehensive map designed to guide sustainable decision-making for medical devices from design to end-of-life. Key Topics Covered
      
      1. The Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows
         • Tamara introduces her visual taxonomy, which maps out circular economy strategies for medical devices. The taxonomy is designed to clarify the often-confusing terminology (e.g., "reuse" vs. "recycling") and provide actionable pathways for sustainability.
         • Visual Reference: Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows (CHF)
           
           
      2. Misconceptions in Circular Economy Terminology
         • Tamara highlights common misunderstandings, such as the difference between "reuse" and "recycling," and the healthcare-specific term "reprocessing." She emphasizes the importance of clarity in communication to avoid unintended environmental impacts.
           
           
      3. Real-World Example: Laparoscopic Stapler
         • Using a laparoscopic stapler as a case study, Tamara walks through the taxonomy’s steps: Refuse (questioning the need for the device), Rethink (designing multifunctional devices), Reduce (minimizing material use), and Reuse/Recycle (extending product life through maintenance, repair, or reprocessing).
           
           
      4. Barriers to Circularity in Healthcare
         • Perceived vs. Actual Safety: The tendency to prioritize perceived safety over evidence-based sustainability, leading to overuse of single-use devices and excessive waste.
         • Logistical Challenges: The complexity of sorting and collecting devices, especially in hospitals with limited space and resources.
         • Regulatory Hurdles: Differences in regulations between the EU and the US, such as the reprocessing of single-use devices.
           
           
      5. Innovations and Hope for the Future
         • Tamara shares her work on a patient-friendly alternative to the traditional vaginal speculum, designed to reduce pain and improve accessibility. She also discusses her optimism about collaborations among medical device manufacturers to drive systemic change.
      Notable Quotes
      
      • "The number one barrier is the difference between actual safety and perceived safety. People want to do well in healthcare, but this can lead to unintended environmental consequences."
      • "We need to ask: Do we really need this device? Can we refuse, rethink, or reduce before we even start producing?"
      • "Sterilization is not always necessary - sometimes high-level disinfection is enough, and that can significantly reduce environmental impact."
      Resources Mentioned
      
      • Visual Taxonomy of Circular Healthcare Flows (CHF): View the Visual
      Call to Action
      
      • Share your thoughts: What circular economy strategies...]]>2289circulareconomy,healthcare,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/096-recycling-pharmaceutical-transport-packaging-with-arne-kloke-schott-pharma--68818133.
        They explore practical examples of using recycled materials in pharma inclduing a case with Takeda and Pfizer and the real barriers to circularity, and what the new EU Circular Economy Act could mean for the industry.
        You’ll hear concrete insights on device design, waste streams, collaboration models, and how the next wave of sustainable packaging is being built.
        
        Timestamps:
        00:00 – Introduction to quality management in pharma
        01:12 – Welcome to the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast
        01:21 – Meet Arne Clark: sustainability journey
        01:40 – Challenges and innovations in pharma sustainability
        02:54 – Personal insights and hobbies
        03:45 – Hope and collaboration in sustainability
        05:30 – Why sustainable practices matter
        06:30 – SCHOTT Pharma’s role in sustainability
        09:45 – Recycling and circular economy in pharma
        14:03 – Scaling sustainable solutions
        21:09 – Challenges in waste management and recycling
        30:29 – Alliance to Zero and the EU Circular Economy Act
        36:29 – Conclusion and call to action]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68818133Mon, 12 Jan 2026 08:10:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Joachim and guest Arne Kloke, Head of Service & Sustainability Management at SCHOTT Pharma and President of Alliance to Zero . They explore practical examples of using recycled materials in pharma inclduing a case with Takeda and Pfizer and....
        They explore practical examples of using recycled materials in pharma inclduing a case with Takeda and Pfizer and the real barriers to circularity, and what the new EU Circular Economy Act could mean for the industry.
        You’ll hear concrete insights on device design, waste streams, collaboration models, and how the next wave of sustainable packaging is being built.
        
        Timestamps:
        00:00 – Introduction to quality management in pharma
        01:12 – Welcome to the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast
        01:21 – Meet Arne Clark: sustainability journey
        01:40 – Challenges and innovations in pharma sustainability
        02:54 – Personal insights and hobbies
        03:45 – Hope and collaboration in sustainability
        05:30 – Why sustainable practices matter
        06:30 – SCHOTT Pharma’s role in sustainability
        09:45 – Recycling and circular economy in pharma
        14:03 – Scaling sustainable solutions
        21:09 – Challenges in waste management and recycling
        30:29 – Alliance to Zero and the EU Circular Economy Act
        36:29 – Conclusion and call to action]]>2311falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/095-face-blindness-aka-developmental-prosopagnosia-with-erling-norkaer--68947339
        In this special episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, Frederik steps into the role of patient and speaks with psychologist and researcher Erling Nørkær about his own recent condition discovery and what it means to live in a world where faces don’t reliably “stick.”
        
        Together, Frederik and Erling unpack:
        
        • What developmental prosopagnosia is – and how it differs from simply being “bad with names”
          
          
        • How face recognition normally works in the brain, and what seems to go wrong in prosopagnosia
          
          
        • The social and emotional consequences: fear of seeming rude, anxiety in crowds, and why modern life makes the condition harder to live with
          
          
        • Practical coping strategies and how people learn to rely on clothing, context, voice, and other cues instead of faces
          
          
        • Why prosopagnosia is not yet a formal diagnosis, and what that means for patients
          
          
        • Current research efforts, including studies of infants of parents with prosopagnosia, and what this might reveal about early development and future interventions
        It’s a deeply personal conversation about neurodivergence, identity, and how better language and awareness can make everyday life less stressful for people with face blindness – in schools, workplaces, and healthcare.
        
        About our guest
        Erling Nørkær is a psychologist, PhD, and researcher at the Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen, specializing in developmental prosopagnosia – the reduced or absent ability to recognize faces.
        
        • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erling-n%C3%B8rk%C3%A6r-0558a11b8/
          
          
        • Copenhagen Neuropsychology Lab (CopNL): https://psychology.ku.dk/research/research_groups/copnl/
          
          
        • Research profile: https://researchprofiles.ku.dk/en/persons/erling-n%C3%B8rk%C3%A6r/
        ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68947339Mon, 08 Dec 2025 19:09:38 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsDevelopmental prosopagnosia – also known as face blindness – affects an estimated 1–3% of the population, yet most people have never heard of it. In this special episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, Frederik steps into the role of patient...
        In this special episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, Frederik steps into the role of patient and speaks with psychologist and researcher Erling Nørkær about his own recent condition discovery and what it means to live in a world where faces don’t reliably “stick.”
        
        Together, Frederik and Erling unpack:
        
        • What developmental prosopagnosia is – and how it differs from simply being “bad with names”
          
          
        • How face recognition normally works in the brain, and what seems to go wrong in prosopagnosia
          
          
        • The social and emotional consequences: fear of seeming rude, anxiety in crowds, and why modern life makes the condition harder to live with
          
          
        • Practical coping strategies and how people learn to rely on clothing, context, voice, and other cues instead of faces
          
          
        • Why prosopagnosia is not yet a formal diagnosis, and what that means for patients
          
          
        • Current research efforts, including studies of infants of parents with prosopagnosia, and what this might reveal about early development and future interventions
        It’s a deeply personal conversation about neurodivergence, identity, and how better language and awareness can make everyday life less stressful for people with face blindness – in schools, workplaces, and healthcare.
        
        About our guest
        Erling Nørkær is a psychologist, PhD, and researcher at the Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen, specializing in developmental prosopagnosia – the reduced or absent ability to recognize faces.
        
        • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erling-n%C3%B8rk%C3%A6r-0558a11b8/
          
          
        • Copenhagen Neuropsychology Lab (CopNL): https://psychology.ku.dk/research/research_groups/copnl/
          
          
        • Research profile: https://researchprofiles.ku.dk/en/persons/erling-n%C3%B8rk%C3%A6r/
        ]]>2179falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/094-anders-nedergaard-and-implementing-exercise-in-health-2--68618181https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68618181Thu, 04 Dec 2025 06:05:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting Aps1291false94fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/093-exercise-in-health-anders-nedergaard--68618154
        Why Exercise is Essential for Health In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Joachim Almdal welcomes Anders Nedergaard, an expert in muscle biology and health coaching. Anders shares his insights on the importance of physical activity, the impact of modern lifestyles on health, and how exercise can be integrated into healthcare systems to promote sustainability.
        
        
        Episode Summary
        Anders Nedergaard, with a PhD in muscle biology, discusses the critical role of physical activity in maintaining health and preventing disease. He highlights the benefits of exercise, from improving cardiometabolic health to reducing inflammation, and explores the societal changes that have led to decreased physical activity levels.
        
        Key Topics Covered
        1. The Benefits of Exercise:
           • Anders explains how physical activity normalizes and stabilizes physiological homeostasis, including blood sugar regulation, lipid levels, blood pressure, and mood.
           • The importance of maintaining a high oxygen uptake to counter the negative effects of being overweight or obese.
        2. Modern Lifestyles and Health:
           • The impact of inactivity and caloric surplus on health outcomes.
           • The paradox of occupational vs. recreational physical activity and their different effects on health.
        3. Exercise Dosage and Health Outcomes:
           • The relationship between various doses of exercise and health outcomes, including mortality and morbidity.
           • The concept of "involuntary physical activity abstinence" and how it affects public health.
        4. Integrating Exercise into Healthcare:
           • The potential for exercise to reduce healthcare emissions by preventing intensive care needs.
           • The challenges and opportunities of incorporating exercise into healthcare systems.
        Notable Quotes
        • "Physical activity in general normalizes and stabilizes all kinds of physiological homeostasis." - Anders Nedergaard
        • "The real big difference is when you go from zero to something." - Anders Nedergaard
        ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68618154Thu, 27 Nov 2025 06:15:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThe Power of Movement: Why Exercise is Essential for Health In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Joachim Almdal welcomes Anders Nedergaard, an expert in muscle biology and health coaching. Anders shares his insights on the...
        Why Exercise is Essential for Health In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Joachim Almdal welcomes Anders Nedergaard, an expert in muscle biology and health coaching. Anders shares his insights on the importance of physical activity, the impact of modern lifestyles on health, and how exercise can be integrated into healthcare systems to promote sustainability.
        
        
        Episode Summary
        Anders Nedergaard, with a PhD in muscle biology, discusses the critical role of physical activity in maintaining health and preventing disease. He highlights the benefits of exercise, from improving cardiometabolic health to reducing inflammation, and explores the societal changes that have led to decreased physical activity levels.
        
        Key Topics Covered
        1. The Benefits of Exercise:
           • Anders explains how physical activity normalizes and stabilizes physiological homeostasis, including blood sugar regulation, lipid levels, blood pressure, and mood.
           • The importance of maintaining a high oxygen uptake to counter the negative effects of being overweight or obese.
        2. Modern Lifestyles and Health:
           • The impact of inactivity and caloric surplus on health outcomes.
           • The paradox of occupational vs. recreational physical activity and their different effects on health.
        3. Exercise Dosage and Health Outcomes:
           • The relationship between various doses of exercise and health outcomes, including mortality and morbidity.
           • The concept of "involuntary physical activity abstinence" and how it affects public health.
        4. Integrating Exercise into Healthcare:
           • The potential for exercise to reduce healthcare emissions by preventing intensive care needs.
           • The challenges and opportunities of incorporating exercise into healthcare systems.
        Notable Quotes
        • "Physical activity in general normalizes and stabilizes all kinds of physiological homeostasis." - Anders Nedergaard
        • "The real big difference is when you go from zero to something." - Anders Nedergaard
        ]]>1378false93fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/092-planetary-boundaries-health-with-mia-heide-from-wela--68431050
        What does it actually mean for human health that we’ve now exceeded 7 out of 9 planetary boundaries – up from 6 out of 9 in 2023 – and how should healthcare systems respond? 
        
        In this episode, we're joined by Mia Heide, engineer and researcher at WELA – Wellbeing Economy Lab, to unpack the latest science and what it implies for policy, practice, and care pathways. Sustainable Healthcare Podcast …
        
        We talk about:
        • What the planetary boundaries framework is – and why it’s about hard limits, not “nice-to-have” goals
        • The new 2025 assessment showing we’ve transgressed 7/9 boundaries, and what changed since 2023
          
          
        • How to downscale planetary boundaries to a country level (e.g. Denmark) using different sharing principles – equal per capita, capacity to reduce, historical responsibility, and “grandfathering” 
          
          
        • Why some principles give wealthy countries like Denmark a negative carbon budget, and why “equal” is not the same as “fair”
          
          
        • The concept of decent living standards – what’s the minimum energy and material footprint needed to secure basic human needs globally? 
          
          
        • Health impacts of specific boundaries once we overshoot them, including:
          • Climate change: extreme weather, heat stress, displacement and food security
          • Freshwater change: water scarcity, sanitation breakdown, conflict risk
          • Novel entities (PFAS, microplastics, synthetic chemicals): cancer risk, hormone disruption, fertility impacts – and why this is hugely under-discussed in public health 
            
            
        • The uncomfortable paradox: we need to meet basic needs and stay within limits – and every tonne of CO₂ still counts
          
          
        • Why healthcare decarbonisation must be seen in a two-way relationship:
          • Healthcare activities impact planetary boundaries
          • Overshooting those boundaries, in turn, undermines population health and health system resilience
            
            
        • Where Mia still finds motivation and drive in 2025 – and why “a different world is possible” is not just a slogan
        About our guest – Mia Heide & WELA
        Mia Heide is an engineer and researcher at WELA – Wellbeing Economy Lab, a Danish, independent think tank working for a wellbeing economy where societal progress is measured by the ability to create good lives for all within planetary boundaries – now and for future generations.
        
        Resources & links mentioned
        • Mia’s working paper (in Danish)
          “Trivsel inden for de planetære grænser” – WELA working paper on planetary boundaries, wellbeing and health
          👉 WELA publications page: https://www.wellbeingeconomylab.com/udgivelser
        • Decent living standards & minimum energy
          Millward-Hopkins et al. (2020): “Providing decent living with minimum energy: A global scenario”
          👉 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959378020307512
        • Planetary boundaries & latest assessments
          • Richardson et al. (2023) – updated assessment of the planetary boundaries (Stockholm Resilience Centre)
          • Planetary Health Check 2025 – Executive Summary (global status update)
            👉 https://www.planetaryhealthcheck.org/wp-content/uploads/PlanetaryHealthCheck2025_ExecutiveSummary.pdf
        If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a colleague, rate the show, or suggest future guests – it really helps us bring more voices like Mia’s into the sustainable healthcare conversation.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68431050Wed, 05 Nov 2025 13:07:08 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsPlanetary boundaries, wellbeing & healthcare with Mia Heide (WELA) What does it actually mean for human health that we’ve now exceeded 7 out of 9 planetary boundaries – up from 6 out of 9 in 2023 – and how should healthcare systems respond?  In...
        What does it actually mean for human health that we’ve now exceeded 7 out of 9 planetary boundaries – up from 6 out of 9 in 2023 – and how should healthcare systems respond? 
        
        In this episode, we're joined by Mia Heide, engineer and researcher at WELA – Wellbeing Economy Lab, to unpack the latest science and what it implies for policy, practice, and care pathways. Sustainable Healthcare Podcast …
        
        We talk about:
        • What the planetary boundaries framework is – and why it’s about hard limits, not “nice-to-have” goals
        • The new 2025 assessment showing we’ve transgressed 7/9 boundaries, and what changed since 2023
          
          
        • How to downscale planetary boundaries to a country level (e.g. Denmark) using different sharing principles – equal per capita, capacity to reduce, historical responsibility, and “grandfathering” 
          
          
        • Why some principles give wealthy countries like Denmark a negative carbon budget, and why “equal” is not the same as “fair”
          
          
        • The concept of decent living standards – what’s the minimum energy and material footprint needed to secure basic human needs globally? 
          
          
        • Health impacts of specific boundaries once we overshoot them, including:
          • Climate change: extreme weather, heat stress, displacement and food security
          • Freshwater change: water scarcity, sanitation breakdown, conflict risk
          • Novel entities (PFAS, microplastics, synthetic chemicals): cancer risk, hormone disruption, fertility impacts – and why this is hugely under-discussed in public health 
            
            
        • The uncomfortable paradox: we need to meet basic needs and stay within limits – and every tonne of CO₂ still counts
          
          
        • Why healthcare decarbonisation must be seen in a two-way relationship:
          • Healthcare activities impact planetary boundaries
          • Overshooting those boundaries, in turn, undermines population health and health system resilience
            
            
        • Where Mia still finds motivation and drive in 2025 – and why “a different world is possible” is not just a slogan
        About our guest – Mia Heide & WELA
        Mia Heide is an engineer and researcher at WELA – Wellbeing Economy Lab, a Danish, independent think tank working for a wellbeing economy where societal progress is measured by the ability to create good lives for all within planetary boundaries – now and for future generations.
        
        Resources & links mentioned
        • Mia’s working paper (in Danish)
          “Trivsel inden for de planetære grænser” – WELA working paper on planetary boundaries, wellbeing and health
          👉 WELA publications page: https://www.wellbeingeconomylab.com/udgivelser
        • Decent living standards & minimum energy
          Millward-Hopkins et al. (2020): “Providing decent living with minimum energy: A global scenario”
          👉 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959378020307512
        • Planetary boundaries & latest assessments
          • Richardson et al. (2023) – updated assessment of the planetary boundaries (Stockholm Resilience Centre)
          • Planetary Health Check 2025 – Executive Summary (global status update)
            👉 https://www.planetaryhealthcheck.org/wp-content/uploads/PlanetaryHealthCheck2025_ExecutiveSummary.pdf
        If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a colleague, rate the show, or suggest future guests – it really helps us bring more voices like Mia’s into the sustainable...]]>2328falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/091-shc-the-sustainable-healthcare-coalition-fiona-adshead-keith-moore-and-nathalie-preiswerk--68299336
      • Fiona — Chair, Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (SHC)
      • Keith Moore — Programme Coordinator, SHC
      • Natalie — Community of Practice Moderator, SHC
      Host: Frederik Dam van Deurs (Green Innovation Group & Care Pathway Consulting) Episode in a nutshell We sit down with the Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (SHC) to unpack what it really takes to decarbonize healthcare—both at the level of everyday care pathways and the specialized world of clinical trials. We cover SHC’s origin story with the NHS, why scope 3 (supply chain) matters, how SHC evolved into a not-for-profit platform connecting public and private actors, and the tools and frameworks helping systems act now. Natalie also previews the first in-person conference of the Sustainable Clinical Trials – Community of Practice in London on 4 November 2025—a highly interactive day shaping the community’s 2026 agenda. What we cover
      • SHC origin & mission: From a UK roundtable (2011) to a global, not-for-profit platform bridging health systems and industry on sustainability.
      • Why scope 3 is the big lever: Pharma and med-tech footprints, and how collaborative forums beat procurement-only dialogues.
      • Three universal priorities for greener care:
        1. Shift care closer to the patient,
        2. Use digital tools to empower patients and providers,
        3. Double down on prevention.
      • Prevention in practice: Partnering with people, designing prevention into systems (e.g., vaccination, slowing CKD progression), and supporting self-management (e.g., smart inhalers).
      • Care pathways vs. clinical trials: Why trials deserve their own framework (CROs, labs, regulators, logistics) even if they mirror care pathways.
      • Where trial emissions often sit: Participant travel, site/monitor travel, labs, and investigational product logistics—plus the promise (and limits) of decentralization.
      • Start here: Assess your own trial portfolio and therapeutic areas—hotspots and best levers vary with the carbon intensity of the product/API and trial design.
      • Hope, pragmatism & momentum: System optimization saves costs and resources and cuts CO₂e—progress doesn’t have to feel like sacrifice.
      Key takeaways
      • Systems thinking wins: Cross-sector collaboration is essential; no single stakeholder can decarbonize healthcare alone.
      • Measure to move: Practical calculators and worked examples help teams find hotspots and act fast.
      • Prevention is premium care: The most sustainable pathway is the one where patients don’t get sick—but it requires genuine partnership with people.
      Memorable moments
      • “The most sustainable patient journey is the one where the patient never gets sick.”
      • “Clinical trials are like care pathways with extra moving parts—CROs, labs, ethics, regulators—so they need their own rulebook.”
      • “Even if climate isn’t your prime driver, system optimization cuts waste and saves money—why wouldn’t you do it?”
      Links & resources
      • SHC COP Conference (London, 4 Nov 2025): shcoalition.org/cop-conference/
      • Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (main site): shcoalition.org
      • LinkedIn Group – Sustainable Clinical Trials: Community of Practice: linkedin.com/groups/13149469/
      ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68299336Mon, 27 Oct 2025 15:56:46 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsShow Notes — Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (SHC): From Care Pathways to Greener Clinical Trials Guests: - Fiona — Chair, Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (SHC) - Keith Moore — Programme Coordinator, SHC - Natalie — Community of Practice Moderator,...
    • Fiona — Chair, Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (SHC)
    • Keith Moore — Programme Coordinator, SHC
    • Natalie — Community of Practice Moderator, SHC
    Host: Frederik Dam van Deurs (Green Innovation Group & Care Pathway Consulting) Episode in a nutshell We sit down with the Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (SHC) to unpack what it really takes to decarbonize healthcare—both at the level of everyday care pathways and the specialized world of clinical trials. We cover SHC’s origin story with the NHS, why scope 3 (supply chain) matters, how SHC evolved into a not-for-profit platform connecting public and private actors, and the tools and frameworks helping systems act now. Natalie also previews the first in-person conference of the Sustainable Clinical Trials – Community of Practice in London on 4 November 2025—a highly interactive day shaping the community’s 2026 agenda. What we cover
    • SHC origin & mission: From a UK roundtable (2011) to a global, not-for-profit platform bridging health systems and industry on sustainability.
    • Why scope 3 is the big lever: Pharma and med-tech footprints, and how collaborative forums beat procurement-only dialogues.
    • Three universal priorities for greener care:
      1. Shift care closer to the patient,
      2. Use digital tools to empower patients and providers,
      3. Double down on prevention.
    • Prevention in practice: Partnering with people, designing prevention into systems (e.g., vaccination, slowing CKD progression), and supporting self-management (e.g., smart inhalers).
    • Care pathways vs. clinical trials: Why trials deserve their own framework (CROs, labs, regulators, logistics) even if they mirror care pathways.
    • Where trial emissions often sit: Participant travel, site/monitor travel, labs, and investigational product logistics—plus the promise (and limits) of decentralization.
    • Start here: Assess your own trial portfolio and therapeutic areas—hotspots and best levers vary with the carbon intensity of the product/API and trial design.
    • Hope, pragmatism & momentum: System optimization saves costs and resources and cuts CO₂e—progress doesn’t have to feel like sacrifice.
    Key takeaways
    • Systems thinking wins: Cross-sector collaboration is essential; no single stakeholder can decarbonize healthcare alone.
    • Measure to move: Practical calculators and worked examples help teams find hotspots and act fast.
    • Prevention is premium care: The most sustainable pathway is the one where patients don’t get sick—but it requires genuine partnership with people.
    Memorable moments
    • “The most sustainable patient journey is the one where the patient never gets sick.”
    • “Clinical trials are like care pathways with extra moving parts—CROs, labs, ethics, regulators—so they need their own rulebook.”
    • “Even if climate isn’t your prime driver, system optimization cuts waste and saves money—why wouldn’t you do it?”
    Links & resources
    • SHC COP Conference (London, 4 Nov 2025): shcoalition.org/cop-conference/
    • Sustainable Healthcare Coalition (main site): shcoalition.org
    • LinkedIn Group – Sustainable Clinical Trials: Community of Practice: linkedin.com/groups/13149469/
    ]]>1977falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/090-data-driven-decarbonization-of-danish-hospitals-with-thea-and-rasmus--67895213
    How do Denmark’s regions actually use data to steer the green transition in hospitals—and what does it change on the ground?
    
    In this episode, Rasmus (Region Midtjylland) and Thea (Region Syddanmark) unpack why procurement dominates the footprint in Denmark, how a “climate management model” guides reductions, and what happens when you move from single-use to multi-use—or simply stop buying low-value items altogether.
    
    We also touch on tricky boundary topics like ambulances (listen to the deep dive we did with David from falck in episode 056), staff/patient transport, and why energy is a smaller lever in Denmark than in many other countries.
    
    Guests:
    • Rasmus — Center for Sustainable Hospitals, Central Denmark Region (Region Midtjylland). Builds the sustainability data system and evaluates environmental impacts of change projects.
    • Thea — Region of Southern Denmark (Region Syddanmark). Leads carbon baseline work and helps prioritize, start, and track decarbonization projects.
    What we cover
    • Why procurement (the “stuff we buy”) is the main lever in Danish hospitals
    • Energy & transport in Denmark: why grid mix and modern buildings downplay energy, and what’s in/out of scope on transport
    • The Climate Management Model: back-casting to net-zero and allocating reductions across strategies
    • The reduction hierarchy in practice: avoid → switch to multi-use → supplier requirements
    • A simple starter win: phasing out disposable exam table paper (“lejepapir”) and measuring the CO₂ impact
    • Change management realities: engaging clinicians and aligning purchasing pathways
    Key takeaways
    • In Denmark, procurement drives the footprint more than energy or (in-scope) transport.
    • Start at the top of the ladder: avoid use where clinically acceptable, then shift to multi-use, then green the supply chain.
    • A shared climate management model turns scattered projects into a coherent path to net-zero—and makes results comparable across regions.
    Resources (DK)
    • Common Sustainability Strategy for Danish Regions – includes the focus on data-driven progress (PDF):
      regioner.dk/media/0mapejdn/en-faellesregional-strategi-for-groenne-hospitaler.pdf
      
      
    • Strategy for “Grønne hospitaler” – background, initiatives, and updates:
      regioner.dk/regional-udvikling/groenne-hospitaler/
      
      
    • Capital Region video – Klimastyringsmodellen: et værktøj til monitorering og retning (how the climate management model works):
      regionh.dk/til-fagfolk/klima-og-miljoe/groen-omstilling-af-hospitalerne/co2-indsatser…/klimastyringsmodellen-et-vaerktoej-til-monitorering-og-retning.aspx
    ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67895213Thu, 25 Sep 2025 13:34:27 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsData-Driven Decarbonization of Danish Hospitals — with Rasmus & Thea Summary How do Denmark’s regions actually use data to steer the green transition in hospitals—and what does it change on the ground? In this episode, Rasmus (Region...
    How do Denmark’s regions actually use data to steer the green transition in hospitals—and what does it change on the ground?
    
    In this episode, Rasmus (Region Midtjylland) and Thea (Region Syddanmark) unpack why procurement dominates the footprint in Denmark, how a “climate management model” guides reductions, and what happens when you move from single-use to multi-use—or simply stop buying low-value items altogether.
    
    We also touch on tricky boundary topics like ambulances (listen to the deep dive we did with David from falck in episode 056), staff/patient transport, and why energy is a smaller lever in Denmark than in many other countries.
    
    Guests:
    • Rasmus — Center for Sustainable Hospitals, Central Denmark Region (Region Midtjylland). Builds the sustainability data system and evaluates environmental impacts of change projects.
    • Thea — Region of Southern Denmark (Region Syddanmark). Leads carbon baseline work and helps prioritize, start, and track decarbonization projects.
    What we cover
    • Why procurement (the “stuff we buy”) is the main lever in Danish hospitals
    • Energy & transport in Denmark: why grid mix and modern buildings downplay energy, and what’s in/out of scope on transport
    • The Climate Management Model: back-casting to net-zero and allocating reductions across strategies
    • The reduction hierarchy in practice: avoid → switch to multi-use → supplier requirements
    • A simple starter win: phasing out disposable exam table paper (“lejepapir”) and measuring the CO₂ impact
    • Change management realities: engaging clinicians and aligning purchasing pathways
    Key takeaways
    • In Denmark, procurement drives the footprint more than energy or (in-scope) transport.
    • Start at the top of the ladder: avoid use where clinically acceptable, then shift to multi-use, then green the supply chain.
    • A shared climate management model turns scattered projects into a coherent path to net-zero—and makes results comparable across regions.
    Resources (DK)
    • Common Sustainability Strategy for Danish Regions – includes the focus on data-driven progress (PDF):
      regioner.dk/media/0mapejdn/en-faellesregional-strategi-for-groenne-hospitaler.pdf
      
      
    • Strategy for “Grønne hospitaler” – background, initiatives, and updates:
      regioner.dk/regional-udvikling/groenne-hospitaler/
      
      
    • Capital Region video – Klimastyringsmodellen: et værktøj til monitorering og retning (how the climate management model works):
      regionh.dk/til-fagfolk/klima-og-miljoe/groen-omstilling-af-hospitalerne/co2-indsatser…/klimastyringsmodellen-et-vaerktoej-til-monitorering-og-retning.aspx
    ]]>1783falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/089-koen-kas-transforming-healthcare-and-clinical-trials--67688586
    We unpack real-world models like Best Buy’s at-home monitoring, and how redesigning care and going remote-by-default can also reduce emissions.
    
    Koen dives into N=1 clinical trials, federated learning, and Tim Berners-Lee’s Solid personal data pods—and shares insights from his new book, Epic, on building healthspan and “fullness.”
    
    Check out Koen's work on: 
    
    https://koenkas.com/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67688586Tue, 09 Sep 2025 12:03:27 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsProf. Dr. Koen Kas—healthcare futurist and founder of Healthskouts—joins us to explore how “Delight Thinking” and 24/7 digital twins can shift care from reactive sickcare to proactive health. We unpack real-world models like Best Buy’s at-home...
    We unpack real-world models like Best Buy’s at-home monitoring, and how redesigning care and going remote-by-default can also reduce emissions.
    
    Koen dives into N=1 clinical trials, federated learning, and Tim Berners-Lee’s Solid personal data pods—and shares insights from his new book, Epic, on building healthspan and “fullness.”
    
    Check out Koen's work on: 
    
    https://koenkas.com/]]>2699false89fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/088-circular-material-flow-of-medication-in-the-intensive-care-unit--67530483Host: Frederik Van Deurs
    Guests: Jasper Klasen (Adult Intensive Care, Erasmus MC) and Nicole Hunfeld (Hospital Pharmacy, Erasmus MC)
    
    How much medication and packaging does an ICU actually use—and where does it all end up?
    
    A new study mapped the flows and uncovered practical levers to cut waste without compromising care.
    
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40394680/
    
    https://ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13054-025-05434-3]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67530483Thu, 28 Aug 2025 05:45:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsCircular Medication Flows in the ICU — What the Data Really Say Host: Frederik Van Deurs Guests: Jasper Klasen (Adult Intensive Care, Erasmus MC) and Nicole Hunfeld (Hospital Pharmacy, Erasmus MC) How much medication and packaging does an ICU...Host: Frederik Van Deurs
    Guests: Jasper Klasen (Adult Intensive Care, Erasmus MC) and Nicole Hunfeld (Hospital Pharmacy, Erasmus MC)
    
    How much medication and packaging does an ICU actually use—and where does it all end up?
    
    A new study mapped the flows and uncovered practical levers to cut waste without compromising care.
    
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40394680/
    
    https://ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13054-025-05434-3]]>1721false88fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/087-sustainability-insights-from-290-nurses-and-clinicians-w-michael-maagard-region-midt--67270033
    Join Joachim from Green Innovation Group and Michael Maagaard from the Central Danish region as they delve into the findings of a survey on how healthcare workers perceive and act upon sustainability.
    
    They discuss the key themes of motivation, shared responsibility, practical roadblocks, and the need for better tools, visibility, and leadership to support sustainable practices in healthcare settings.
    
    00:46 Importance of the Survey
    
    03:59 Survey Findings: Clinicians' Knowledge and Motivation
    
    04:12 Theme 1: Knowledge vs. Action in Sustainability
    
    09:10 Theme 2: Shared Responsibility but Limited Results
    
    21:35 Theme 3: High Motivation Among Staff
    
    26:02 Theme 4: Practical Roadblocks in Implementation
    
    32:55 Theme 5: Missing Links - Tools, Visibility, and Leadership
    
    ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67270033Mon, 11 Aug 2025 04:20:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsUnderstanding Clinicians' Perspectives on Sustainability: A Survey Insight Join Joachim from Green Innovation Group and Michael Maagaard from the Central Danish region as they delve into the findings of a survey on how healthcare workers perceive and...
    Join Joachim from Green Innovation Group and Michael Maagaard from the Central Danish region as they delve into the findings of a survey on how healthcare workers perceive and act upon sustainability.
    
    They discuss the key themes of motivation, shared responsibility, practical roadblocks, and the need for better tools, visibility, and leadership to support sustainable practices in healthcare settings.
    
    00:46 Importance of the Survey
    
    03:59 Survey Findings: Clinicians' Knowledge and Motivation
    
    04:12 Theme 1: Knowledge vs. Action in Sustainability
    
    09:10 Theme 2: Shared Responsibility but Limited Results
    
    21:35 Theme 3: High Motivation Among Staff
    
    26:02 Theme 4: Practical Roadblocks in Implementation
    
    32:55 Theme 5: Missing Links - Tools, Visibility, and Leadership
    
    ]]>2417healthcare,medicine,pharma,sustainabilityfalse87fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/086-sustainable-healthcare-podcast-michael-maagaard--66942851
    Join us in this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast with Michael Maagaard from the Center for Sustainable Hospitals in Denmark.
    
    Michael discusses his background in educational psychology and healthcare, the rapid growth of their sustainability center, and their efforts in integrating sustainability within hospital operations. Learn about the challenges and solutions in implementing sustainable practices, the role of collaboration with suppliers, and practical steps to reduce waste and improve outcomes in healthcare.
    
    Key takeaways include the importance of using less, using longer, and using greener in healthcare settings.
    
    00:00 Introduction to the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast
    00:29 Meet Michael Mojo: Background and Role
    02:09 Center for Sustainable Hospitals: Mission and Growth
    04:05 Challenges and Strategies in Sustainability
    07:14 Clinicians' Concerns and Hygiene Issues
    17:38 Sustainability Agreements and Success Stories
    22:32 Collaborations with Suppliers and Industry
    32:05 Key Learnings in Change Management
    35:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66942851Mon, 21 Jul 2025 05:10:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsDriving Sustainable Change in Healthcare: Insights from Michael Maagaard Join us in this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast with Michael Maagaard from the Center for Sustainable Hospitals in Denmark. Michael discusses his background in...
    Join us in this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast with Michael Maagaard from the Center for Sustainable Hospitals in Denmark.
    
    Michael discusses his background in educational psychology and healthcare, the rapid growth of their sustainability center, and their efforts in integrating sustainability within hospital operations. Learn about the challenges and solutions in implementing sustainable practices, the role of collaboration with suppliers, and practical steps to reduce waste and improve outcomes in healthcare.
    
    Key takeaways include the importance of using less, using longer, and using greener in healthcare settings.
    
    00:00 Introduction to the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast
    00:29 Meet Michael Mojo: Background and Role
    02:09 Center for Sustainable Hospitals: Mission and Growth
    04:05 Challenges and Strategies in Sustainability
    07:14 Clinicians' Concerns and Hygiene Issues
    17:38 Sustainability Agreements and Success Stories
    22:32 Collaborations with Suppliers and Industry
    32:05 Key Learnings in Change Management
    35:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts]]>2181falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/085-navigating-the-demand-revolution-in-sustainable-healthcare-with-nicolai-broby-eckert--66942251
    In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Joachim interviews Nicolai Broby Eckert, a senior partner at Simon-Kucher and author of 'The Demand Revolution'. 
    
    They discuss the challenges and opportunities in commercializing sustainability in pharma, MedTech, and healthcare sectors. Nicolai shares key insights from his book, including:
    
    - The importance of affordable green products
    - 85% of consumers are on a sustainability journey - you should segment based on this
    - Strategic plays companies can adopt to integrate sustainability into their business models. 
    
    
    00:00 Intro
    00:11 Meet Our Guest: Nikolai, Author of 'The Demand Revolution'
    00:57 The Disconnect Between CEOs and Consumers on Sustainability
    02:56 Consumer Behavior and Sustainability: Key Findings
    07:35 Strategic Implications for Companies
    10:42 Sustainability in Pharma and MedTech
    16:42 The Importance of Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement
    21:03 The Kodak Moment: Risks and Opportunities
    25:35 Innovative Strategies for Sustainability
    33:43 Final Thoughts and Where to Find More Information]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66942251Fri, 11 Jul 2025 09:47:52 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsCommercializing Sustainability in Healthcare: Insights from 'The Demand Revolution' In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Joachim interviews Nicolai Broby Eckert, a senior partner at Simon-Kucher and author of 'The Demand...
    In this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, host Joachim interviews Nicolai Broby Eckert, a senior partner at Simon-Kucher and author of 'The Demand Revolution'. 
    
    They discuss the challenges and opportunities in commercializing sustainability in pharma, MedTech, and healthcare sectors. Nicolai shares key insights from his book, including:
    
    - The importance of affordable green products
    - 85% of consumers are on a sustainability journey - you should segment based on this
    - Strategic plays companies can adopt to integrate sustainability into their business models. 
    
    
    00:00 Intro
    00:11 Meet Our Guest: Nikolai, Author of 'The Demand Revolution'
    00:57 The Disconnect Between CEOs and Consumers on Sustainability
    02:56 Consumer Behavior and Sustainability: Key Findings
    07:35 Strategic Implications for Companies
    10:42 Sustainability in Pharma and MedTech
    16:42 The Importance of Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement
    21:03 The Kodak Moment: Risks and Opportunities
    25:35 Innovative Strategies for Sustainability
    33:43 Final Thoughts and Where to Find More Information]]>2165healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/084-sustainable-healthcare-tackling-climate-change-through-innovation-with-dr-reed-omary--63597856
    We talk about how sustainability can drive innovation and improve efficiency as well as addressing challenges in healthcare systems, with practical insights for clinicians, administrators, and policymakers.
    
    In this episode you can discover actionable steps to reduce waste, improve outcomes, and make a difference in the fight against climate change.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63597856Mon, 20 Jan 2025 06:00:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin us in this episode with Dr. Reed Omary, professor of radiology and a sustainability advocate, shares his journey toward integrating environmental consciousness into healthcare. We talk about how sustainability can drive innovation and improve...
    We talk about how sustainability can drive innovation and improve efficiency as well as addressing challenges in healthcare systems, with practical insights for clinicians, administrators, and policymakers.
    
    In this episode you can discover actionable steps to reduce waste, improve outcomes, and make a difference in the fight against climate change.]]>2569advocacy,environmental,healthcare,medtech,radiology,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/083-sustainability-requirements-in-public-procurement--59767304
    He talks about the need for standardized sustainability requirements and shares insights from a survey with buyers across Europe. He also delves into the progress of the pharmaceutical industry and the importance of weighted tender scoring criteria.
    
    Tune in to learn more about the importance of sustainability in healthcare procurement and the need for greater alignment between ambitions and execution.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/59767304Mon, 13 Jan 2025 06:00:06 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this episode, Frederik explores the role of public procurement in decarbonizing the healthcare sector. He talks about the need for standardized sustainability requirements and shares insights from a survey with buyers across Europe. He also delves...
    He talks about the need for standardized sustainability requirements and shares insights from a survey with buyers across Europe. He also delves into the progress of the pharmaceutical industry and the importance of weighted tender scoring criteria.
    
    Tune in to learn more about the importance of sustainability in healthcare procurement and the need for greater alignment between ambitions and execution.]]>990healthcare,medtech,pharma,procurement,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/082-shifting-focus-from-reporting-to-tangible-emission-reduction-in-the-pharmaceutical-industry--58909596
    Join Frederik, Amy, and Chris in this engaging podcast as they delve into the progress and challenges of decarbonizing the healthcare sector.
    
    Explore the potential of telemedicine and the importance of considering the environmental impact of the entire patient care pathway and how to shift focus from reporting to creating tangible results.
    
    Don't miss out on this insightful conversation that highlights the intersection of sustainability and healthcare.
    
    Tune in now!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58909596Mon, 01 Apr 2024 05:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsDiscover how companies are setting targets and improving reporting quality, as well as the need for tangible emission reduction. Join Frederik, Amy, and Chris in this engaging podcast as they delve into the progress and challenges of decarbonizing...
    Join Frederik, Amy, and Chris in this engaging podcast as they delve into the progress and challenges of decarbonizing the healthcare sector.
    
    Explore the potential of telemedicine and the importance of considering the environmental impact of the entire patient care pathway and how to shift focus from reporting to creating tangible results.
    
    Don't miss out on this insightful conversation that highlights the intersection of sustainability and healthcare.
    
    Tune in now!]]>2883healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/081-tackling-scope-three-emissions-how-manufacture-2030-supports-sustainability-in-healthcare-with-nick-jenkins--58909587
    Learn about how Manufacture 2030 helps large manufacturing brands reduce their carbon footprint through data collection, action plans, and expert partnerships.
    
    Discover the importance of addressing scope three emissions and setting science-based targets.
    
    Be inspired to be a sustainability champion in your organization and explore the wealth of resources available in the sustainability space.
    
    Don't miss this insightful conversation between two industry leaders.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58909587Mon, 25 Mar 2024 06:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Nick Jenkins from Manufacture 2030 and Frederick Van der from Green Innovation Group as they discuss their work in decarbonizing the healthcare industry. Learn about how Manufacture 2030 helps large manufacturing brands reduce their carbon...
    Learn about how Manufacture 2030 helps large manufacturing brands reduce their carbon footprint through data collection, action plans, and expert partnerships.
    
    Discover the importance of addressing scope three emissions and setting science-based targets.
    
    Be inspired to be a sustainability champion in your organization and explore the wealth of resources available in the sustainability space.
    
    Don't miss this insightful conversation between two industry leaders.]]>1836falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/080-taking-ownership-of-sustainability-in-healthcare-with-clare-brook-of-boston-scientific-s-emea-division--58909575
    Discover how businesses can meet customer demands for sustainability information, develop commercial teams, and collaborate with healthcare systems.
    
    Gain insights from a sustainability expert and learn how to implement advice effectively.
    
    Find out the importance of collaboration, partnership, and involving commercial teams in decision-making. Don't miss this valuable podcast on sustainable healthcare practices!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58909575Mon, 18 Mar 2024 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Joachim & Clare, the sustainability lead for Boston Scientific's EMEA business, as she discusses the challenges and demands of sustainability in the healthcare industry. Discover how businesses can meet customer demands for sustainability...
    Discover how businesses can meet customer demands for sustainability information, develop commercial teams, and collaborate with healthcare systems.
    
    Gain insights from a sustainability expert and learn how to implement advice effectively.
    
    Find out the importance of collaboration, partnership, and involving commercial teams in decision-making. Don't miss this valuable podcast on sustainable healthcare practices!]]>1353healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/079-boston-scientific-s-strategy-for-bridging-the-gap-and-reaching-global-sustainability-goals-with-clare-brooke--58875953
    Discover how healthcare can be part of the solution, the impact of the industry on emissions, and Boston Scientific's commitment to sustainability.
    
    Gain insights into regulatory changes, the commercial landscape, and the innovative changes made by Boston Scientific to reduce emissions and waste.
    
    Don't miss out on this engaging conversation about the importance of sustainability in healthcare.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/58875953Mon, 11 Mar 2024 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Clare, the Sustainability Lead for the EMEA region at Boston Scientific, as she discusses the healthcare industry's role in addressing climate change and sustainability. Discover how healthcare can be part of the solution, the impact of the...
    Discover how healthcare can be part of the solution, the impact of the industry on emissions, and Boston Scientific's commitment to sustainability.
    
    Gain insights into regulatory changes, the commercial landscape, and the innovative changes made by Boston Scientific to reduce emissions and waste.
    
    Don't miss out on this engaging conversation about the importance of sustainability in healthcare.]]>1969healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/078-integrating-sustainability-into-the-strategic-framework-of-region-nord--57350932
    Join Joachim, Brit, and Mette in this week's podcast episode as they discuss
    Discover how the region of North Jutland is integrating sustainability into their strategic framework, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030.
    
    Hear about their successful collaboration with a private laundry service provider to develop reusable protective sheets, reducing single-use waste by 90%.
    
    Gain insights into the challenges of working with private suppliers and the need for a shift in economic thinking.
    Don't miss this inspiring conversation on sustainable solutions in healthcare!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/57350932Mon, 04 Mar 2024 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThe role of frontline healthcare workers in driving sustainability change is a vital one. Join Joachim, Brit, and Mette in this week's podcast episode as they discuss Discover how the region of North Jutland is integrating sustainability into their...
    Join Joachim, Brit, and Mette in this week's podcast episode as they discuss
    Discover how the region of North Jutland is integrating sustainability into their strategic framework, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030.
    
    Hear about their successful collaboration with a private laundry service provider to develop reusable protective sheets, reducing single-use waste by 90%.
    
    Gain insights into the challenges of working with private suppliers and the need for a shift in economic thinking.
    Don't miss this inspiring conversation on sustainable solutions in healthcare!]]>2126healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/077-rasmus-revsbeck-unveils-the-path-to-sustainable-healthcare-insights-from-region-midtjylland--56732654
    Today, in the company of Frederik Van Deurs, we embark on a profound journey to address the urgent imperative of decarbonizing the healthcare sector. Did you know it contributes to a substantial 4-6% of global CO2 emissions?
    
    Rasmus unveils a pivotal insight: engaging healthcare professionals in the battle against environmentally harmful practices. Together, we wield the power to catalyze significant sustainability transformations within the sector.
    
    Eager to delve deeper into this transformational discourse? Discover the full episode in the first comment below.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56732654Mon, 09 Oct 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin us on the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast for an enlightening episode featuring Rasmus Revsbeck, a Life Cycle Assessment expert (LCA) from Region Midtjylland! Today, in the company of Frederik Van Deurs, we embark on a profound journey to address...
    Today, in the company of Frederik Van Deurs, we embark on a profound journey to address the urgent imperative of decarbonizing the healthcare sector. Did you know it contributes to a substantial 4-6% of global CO2 emissions?
    
    Rasmus unveils a pivotal insight: engaging healthcare professionals in the battle against environmentally harmful practices. Together, we wield the power to catalyze significant sustainability transformations within the sector.
    
    Eager to delve deeper into this transformational discourse? Discover the full episode in the first comment below.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2040greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse77fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/076-driving-towards-a-sustainable-future-chiesi-s-journey-to-climate-neutrality-by-2035-with-gitte-larsen-market-access-manager--56732479
    Frederik Van Deurs is hosting a special guest, Gitte Larsen, from Chiesi, the first global pharmaceutical company to achieve a B Corp certification! Chiesi, a family-owned company based in Italy, specializes in respiratory treatments, neonatal care, and rare diseases.
    
    Our guest shares an incredible insight about the B Corp certification, which assesses a company's sustainability and transparency across various areas. Chiesi´s commitment to sustainability includes becoming climate neutral by 2035, driving electric cars, and implementing sustainable practices in their operations.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56732479Mon, 02 Oct 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin us in this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare podcast as we dive into the decarbonisation of the healthcare sector! Frederik Van Deurs is hosting a special guest, Gitte Larsen, from Chiesi, the first global pharmaceutical company to achieve a...
    Frederik Van Deurs is hosting a special guest, Gitte Larsen, from Chiesi, the first global pharmaceutical company to achieve a B Corp certification! Chiesi, a family-owned company based in Italy, specializes in respiratory treatments, neonatal care, and rare diseases.
    
    Our guest shares an incredible insight about the B Corp certification, which assesses a company's sustainability and transparency across various areas. Chiesi´s commitment to sustainability includes becoming climate neutral by 2035, driving electric cars, and implementing sustainable practices in their operations.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1503greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse76fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/075-brewing-a-sustainable-revolution-in-the-coffee-world-with-sebastian-nielsen-ceo-from-slow--56732411
    Slow isn't your run-of-the-mill coffee company. They take coffee production to the next level by growing their beans in forests, creating a haven for wildlife and nurturing soil health.
    
    Sebastian also delves into the pitfalls of conventional coffee production, including deforestation and chemical use. Slow's dedication to making a difference in both Europe and Southeast Asia is nothing short of inspiring.
    
    Ready to be part of the coffee revolution? Tune in to learn more about Slow's remarkable journey and their mission to connect coffee farmers directly with enthusiasts in Europe.
    
    Don't miss out – check out the full episode now!
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56732411Mon, 25 Sep 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin us in this captivating podcast episode as Frederik Van Deurs sits down with Sebastian Nielsen, CEO, from Slow, the coffee producer that's changing the game with sustainable and regenerative practices! Slow isn't your run-of-the-mill coffee...
    Slow isn't your run-of-the-mill coffee company. They take coffee production to the next level by growing their beans in forests, creating a haven for wildlife and nurturing soil health.
    
    Sebastian also delves into the pitfalls of conventional coffee production, including deforestation and chemical use. Slow's dedication to making a difference in both Europe and Southeast Asia is nothing short of inspiring.
    
    Ready to be part of the coffee revolution? Tune in to learn more about Slow's remarkable journey and their mission to connect coffee farmers directly with enthusiasts in Europe.
    
    Don't miss out – check out the full episode now!
    
    Enjoy!]]>2314greentransition,healthcare,sustainabilityfalse75fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/074-the-future-of-reprocessing-in-healthcare-with-lars-thording-innovative-health--56575205
    Lars explains how reprocessed devices can significantly reduce costs for hospitals while also decreasing the environmental footprint of healthcare.
    
    They address obstacles to widespread adoption and provide insights into regulatory considerations.
    
    The conversation highlights the potential of reprocessing in reducing costs and environmental impact in the healthcare sector.
    
    With valuable insights from Lars Thording, this podcast offers a compelling discussion on sustainable healthcare practices.
    
    Enjoy.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56575205Mon, 18 Sep 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this podcast, Lars Thording and Frederik van Deurs discuss the benefits of reprocessing and remanufacturing in the medical technology industry. Lars explains how reprocessed devices can significantly reduce costs for hospitals while also...
    Lars explains how reprocessed devices can significantly reduce costs for hospitals while also decreasing the environmental footprint of healthcare.
    
    They address obstacles to widespread adoption and provide insights into regulatory considerations.
    
    The conversation highlights the potential of reprocessing in reducing costs and environmental impact in the healthcare sector.
    
    With valuable insights from Lars Thording, this podcast offers a compelling discussion on sustainable healthcare practices.
    
    Enjoy.]]>2287greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/073-accelerating-decarbonization-in-healthcare-with-addie-macgregor-sustainability-executive-abhi--56574403
    She highlights the role of the NHS in driving sustainability and the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises.
    
    Tune in to learn about the support ABHI provides to its members and the opportunities and challenges in remanufacturing and reusing medical devices.
    
    Stay motivated and join the conversation on accelerating decarbonization in the healthcare sector.
    
    Enjoy.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56574403Mon, 11 Sep 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this podcast, Addie MacGregor from the Association of British Health Tech Industries discusses the healthcare sector's efforts to decarbonize and the importance of collaboration. She highlights the role of the NHS in driving sustainability and the...
    She highlights the role of the NHS in driving sustainability and the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises.
    
    Tune in to learn about the support ABHI provides to its members and the opportunities and challenges in remanufacturing and reusing medical devices.
    
    Stay motivated and join the conversation on accelerating decarbonization in the healthcare sector.
    
    Enjoy.]]>1890greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse73fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/072-best-of-2022-gig-special-case-study-creating-circularity-bridging-the-strategy-and-execution-gap--56011717
    The fourth episode is: 032 - GIG SPECIAL: Case study: Creating circularity & bridging the strategy and execution gap:
    
    How to create a strategy and execution model, making a factory go circular in their production?
    
    In this special episode, Joachim & Frederik take a deep dive on a recent project they’ve worked on with a healthcare company helping them make their production more circular, how to make the analysis a strategy, and how to make the strategy to implementable & executable model.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56011717Mon, 04 Sep 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsDuring the summer, we're revisiting our four greatest hits and most enjoyed podcasts in a Best of 2022 series. The fourth episode is: 032 - GIG SPECIAL: Case study: Creating circularity & bridging the strategy and execution gap: How to create a...
    The fourth episode is: 032 - GIG SPECIAL: Case study: Creating circularity & bridging the strategy and execution gap:
    
    How to create a strategy and execution model, making a factory go circular in their production?
    
    In this special episode, Joachim & Frederik take a deep dive on a recent project they’ve worked on with a healthcare company helping them make their production more circular, how to make the analysis a strategy, and how to make the strategy to implementable & executable model.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2324greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/071-sustainability-requirements-in-the-healthcare-industry-a-nhs-spotlight--56011286
    In this podcast, Frederik van Deurs is joined by Simon Husum to discuss the importance of considering rising water prices and scarcity in sustainability efforts.
    
    They also discuss the challenges faced by healthcare organizations in meeting sustainability requirements and the importance of being forward-thinking in attracting and retaining top talent.
    
    Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need to minimize downtime, consider the rising cost and availability of water, and adopt a future-oriented mindset when making decisions about sustainability and efficiency in production processes.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56011286Mon, 28 Aug 2023 05:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsBusinesses need to factor in the cost of water when investing in water reuse since current savings are relatively low due to the cheap price of water. In this podcast, Frederik van Deurs is joined by Simon Husum to discuss the importance of...
    In this podcast, Frederik van Deurs is joined by Simon Husum to discuss the importance of considering rising water prices and scarcity in sustainability efforts.
    
    They also discuss the challenges faced by healthcare organizations in meeting sustainability requirements and the importance of being forward-thinking in attracting and retaining top talent.
    
    Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need to minimize downtime, consider the rising cost and availability of water, and adopt a future-oriented mindset when making decisions about sustainability and efficiency in production processes.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1502healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/070-best-of-2022-must-listen-why-most-sustainability-transformations-fail--56011693
    The third episode is: 022 - MUST LISTEN: Why most sustainability transformations fail
    
    … and how to change that.
    
    This episode covers how to improve the success rate of the sustainability transformations that are started.
    
    We’re looking at the three main reasons sustainability transformations fail and addressing how to change each one.
    
    Moreover, we’re looking at how to create good analysis and most importantly what the difference between a goal and a strategy is
    
    We’re also looking at how to deploy green transformations and sustainability as a growth engine.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56011693Mon, 21 Aug 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsDuring the summer, we're revisiting our four greatest hits and most enjoyed podcasts in a Best of 2022 series. The third episode is: 022 - MUST LISTEN: Why most sustainability transformations fail … and how to change that. This episode covers how...
    The third episode is: 022 - MUST LISTEN: Why most sustainability transformations fail
    
    … and how to change that.
    
    This episode covers how to improve the success rate of the sustainability transformations that are started.
    
    We’re looking at the three main reasons sustainability transformations fail and addressing how to change each one.
    
    Moreover, we’re looking at how to create good analysis and most importantly what the difference between a goal and a strategy is
    
    We’re also looking at how to deploy green transformations and sustainability as a growth engine.]]>1973greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/069-proactive-strategies-for-meeting-evolving-sustainability-requirements-in-the-healthcare-industry-with-kristoffer-hvidsteen--56011656
    In this podcast, Frederik van Deurs and Kristoffer Hvidsteen address these questions and the challenges faced by commercial organizations in the pharma industry.
    
    With practical insights and a focus on market demands, this podcast provides valuable information for anyone involved in the future of the industry.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56011656Mon, 14 Aug 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWhat is the impact of digital transformation, the growing trend of single-use products, and the importance of sustainability and decarbonization efforts in the healthcare sector? In this podcast, Frederik van Deurs and Kristoffer Hvidsteen address...
    In this podcast, Frederik van Deurs and Kristoffer Hvidsteen address these questions and the challenges faced by commercial organizations in the pharma industry.
    
    With practical insights and a focus on market demands, this podcast provides valuable information for anyone involved in the future of the industry.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1716healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/068-best-of-2022-how-roche-are-building-sustainability-into-digital-healthcare-products-and-processes-with-andreas-pia-roche--56011678
    The second episode is: 036 - How Roche are building sustainability into digital healthcare products and processes with Andreas & Pia @ Roche Diagnostics.
    
    On this week's episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, we have Andreas & Pia from Roche Diagnostics in the studio for a talk about digital health and how to build sustainability into these products.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56011678Mon, 07 Aug 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsDuring the summer, we're revisiting our four greatest hits and most enjoyed podcasts in a Best of 2022 series. The second episode is: 036 - How Roche are building sustainability into digital healthcare products and processes with Andreas & Pia @...
    The second episode is: 036 - How Roche are building sustainability into digital healthcare products and processes with Andreas & Pia @ Roche Diagnostics.
    
    On this week's episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, we have Andreas & Pia from Roche Diagnostics in the studio for a talk about digital health and how to build sustainability into these products.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2251greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/067-investing-in-sustainability-for-a-competitive-advantage-with-joachim-almdal--56011035
    Join Frederik van Deurs and Joachim Almdal in this podcast as they answer the questions and address the importance of sustainability literacy in commercial organizations, specifically in the healthcare industry.
    
    Gain insights on the need for foundational knowledge, proactive initiatives, and the impact of sustainability requirements on profitability.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56011035Mon, 31 Jul 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWhy is being equipped to address sustainability crucial for key stakeholders and how will it shape the future of the market? Join Frederik van Deurs and Joachim Almdal in this podcast as they answer the questions and address the importance of...
    Join Frederik van Deurs and Joachim Almdal in this podcast as they answer the questions and address the importance of sustainability literacy in commercial organizations, specifically in the healthcare industry.
    
    Gain insights on the need for foundational knowledge, proactive initiatives, and the impact of sustainability requirements on profitability.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1195falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/066-best-of-2022-materiality-assessment-how-to-move-the-sustainability-needle--56011665
    The first episode is episode 025 - Materiality Assessment – How to Move the Sustainability Needle:
    How can you move the needle in a sustainability transformation? That question are we trying to answer today. Frederik van Deurs and Joachim Almdal is back in the studio and sharing - in-depth – about their own work when actually working with major pharma & MedTech companies on improving their sustainability profile.
    
    This is a very tactical episode where we talk about what a materiality assessment is, how to do one and we’re talking about Madonna.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56011665Mon, 24 Jul 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsDuring the summer, we're revisiting our four greatest hits and most enjoyed podcasts in a Best of 2022 series. The first episode is episode 025 - Materiality Assessment – How to Move the Sustainability Needle: How can you move the needle in a...
    The first episode is episode 025 - Materiality Assessment – How to Move the Sustainability Needle:
    How can you move the needle in a sustainability transformation? That question are we trying to answer today. Frederik van Deurs and Joachim Almdal is back in the studio and sharing - in-depth – about their own work when actually working with major pharma & MedTech companies on improving their sustainability profile.
    
    This is a very tactical episode where we talk about what a materiality assessment is, how to do one and we’re talking about Madonna.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1773healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/065-unlocking-the-potential-of-sustainable-procurement-in-healthcare-with-elisa-frenz--56010699
    Learn about the challenges and opportunities in driving green transformation and the role of procurement professionals in shaping demands for the market.
    
    Discover practical steps towards sustainability and be inspired to make a difference.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/56010699Mon, 17 Jul 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Frederik van Deurs and Elisa Franz, CEO of Health Pro Europe, as they discuss the importance of sustainable procurement in healthcare. Learn about the challenges and opportunities in driving green transformation and the role of procurement...
    Learn about the challenges and opportunities in driving green transformation and the role of procurement professionals in shaping demands for the market.
    
    Discover practical steps towards sustainability and be inspired to make a difference.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2042greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,procurement,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/064-sustainable-packaging-a-call-to-action-for-a-better-future-with-julia-vol--54136674
    Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities in the world of sustainable packaging. Discover how circularity begins at the product design stage and explore innovative solutions like reusable coffee cups and refill stations.
    
    Gain insights into the need for industry collaboration and regulations to overcome the packaging challenge. Tune in now for an inspiring dive into the realm of sustainable packaging.
    
    Enjoy!
    ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/54136674Mon, 10 Jul 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin host Krisfotter in a captivating episode of The Sustainable Health Care Podcast as he engages in a thought-provoking conversation with packaging expert Julia Vol. Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities in the world of...
    Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities in the world of sustainable packaging. Discover how circularity begins at the product design stage and explore innovative solutions like reusable coffee cups and refill stations.
    
    Gain insights into the need for industry collaboration and regulations to overcome the packaging challenge. Tune in now for an inspiring dive into the realm of sustainable packaging.
    
    Enjoy!
    ]]>1853healthcare,medtech,packaging,pharma,sustainabilityfalse64fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/063-towards-a-plastic-free-future-reducing-single-use-plastics-with-julia-vol--54127240
    She explains that compostable packaging is the only type of degradable plastic, but it requires proper disposal systems. She & Krisfotter, Director @ Green Innovation Group, discuss the need for a comprehensive approach to address the plastic challenge, exploring alternative materials where possible, and end-of-life support for materials.
    
    They suggest cross-sector collaborations and industry solutions to reduce plastic waste and regulatory and policy changes to focus on reducing single-use plastic.
    
    Listen to learn more!
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/54127240Mon, 03 Jul 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsPlastic expert Julia discusses the challenges of plastics and their impact on the environment. She explains that compostable packaging is the only type of degradable plastic, but it requires proper disposal systems. She & Krisfotter, Director @...
    She explains that compostable packaging is the only type of degradable plastic, but it requires proper disposal systems. She & Krisfotter, Director @ Green Innovation Group, discuss the need for a comprehensive approach to address the plastic challenge, exploring alternative materials where possible, and end-of-life support for materials.
    
    They suggest cross-sector collaborations and industry solutions to reduce plastic waste and regulatory and policy changes to focus on reducing single-use plastic.
    
    Listen to learn more!
    
    Enjoy!]]>1682healthcare,medtech,pharma,plastics,sustainabilityfalse63fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/062-sustainable-solutions-for-healthcare-waste-management-with-frederik-van-deurs-and-henrik-alfredsson-from-frost-pharma--53802742
    The conversation focuses on reducing emissions in the healthcare industry, particularly through sustainable waste management. The speakers discuss the challenges facing the industry and the potential for innovative solutions like WoodSafe to reduce environmental impact.
    
    This podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in sustainable practices in healthcare and pharmaceuticals.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53802742Mon, 26 Jun 2023 05:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this Sustainable Healthcare Podcast episode, the host, Frederik van Deurs, CEO of Green Inoovation Group, interviews Henrik Alfredsson, a chemist at Frost Pharma, about his company's sustainable solution called WoodSafe. The conversation focuses...
    The conversation focuses on reducing emissions in the healthcare industry, particularly through sustainable waste management. The speakers discuss the challenges facing the industry and the potential for innovative solutions like WoodSafe to reduce environmental impact.
    
    This podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in sustainable practices in healthcare and pharmaceuticals.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1666greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,supplychain,sustainabilityfalse62fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/061-ai-ethics-in-healthcare-balancing-innovation-and-responsibility-with-simon-and-frederik--53802715
    The host Frederik van Deurs, CEO of Green Innovation Group, discuss the benefits and limitations of using AI in the medical field, including optimizing energy usage in hospitals and developing sustainable medical products.
    
    They also touch on the ethical concerns surrounding AI and emphasize the importance of human expertise and ethical considerations in decision-making.
    
    This podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of AI and healthcare.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53802715Mon, 19 Jun 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThe Sustainable Healthcare Podcast explores the potential of generative AI to revolutionize healthcare and reduce CO2 emissions. The host Frederik van Deurs, CEO of Green Innovation Group, discuss the benefits and limitations of using AI in the...
    The host Frederik van Deurs, CEO of Green Innovation Group, discuss the benefits and limitations of using AI in the medical field, including optimizing energy usage in hospitals and developing sustainable medical products.
    
    They also touch on the ethical concerns surrounding AI and emphasize the importance of human expertise and ethical considerations in decision-making.
    
    This podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of AI and healthcare.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2432greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,supplychain,sustainabilityfalse61fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/060-the-urgency-of-sustainability-in-healthcare-decarbonization-and-waste-reduction-strategies-with-nazneen-and-frederik--53726580
    The conversation covers various strategies for decarbonization and waste reduction in the industry and provides valuable insights into evaluating programs and initiatives from multiple perspectives.
    
    Listeners will gain valuable insights into the importance of sustainability in healthcare and the benefits of collaboration and systemic thinking in addressing sustainability in the pharmaceutical industry.
    
    Learn more here: https://www.yewmaker.com/.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53726580Mon, 12 Jun 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this Sustainable Healthcare podcast, molecular geneticist Nazneen Rahman discusses her passion for creating sustainable healthcare solutions and the urgent need for action in reducing the carbon footprint of medicine. She emphasizes the importance...
    The conversation covers various strategies for decarbonization and waste reduction in the industry and provides valuable insights into evaluating programs and initiatives from multiple perspectives.
    
    Listeners will gain valuable insights into the importance of sustainability in healthcare and the benefits of collaboration and systemic thinking in addressing sustainability in the pharmaceutical industry.
    
    Learn more here: https://www.yewmaker.com/.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2842greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse60fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/059-bonus-episode-water-reclamation-with-skage-hem--53568232
    We also touch on the topic of animal ethics in relation to water usage and the impact of unsustainable practices on our environment and wildlife.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53568232Mon, 05 Jun 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this podcast, Joachim Almdal from Green Innovation Group and Sage Hem, Geologist at Alumichem, will discuss the topic of water reclamation and its importance in achieving sustainability. We delve into the innovative methods and technologies that...
    We also touch on the topic of animal ethics in relation to water usage and the impact of unsustainable practices on our environment and wildlife.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1140greentransition,healthcare,reclamation,sustainability,waterfalse57fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/058-mining-metals-and-minerals-for-healthcare-products-with-skage-hem--53556178
    They explore topics such as the environmental impact of mining, efficient energy storage, CO2 emissions in healthcare, traceability throughout the supply chain, conscious consumption and recycling.
    
    Learn about how to reduce environmental impact from mining companies while gaining insight into cultural value of gold and other metals.
    
    Listen now to this fascinating Sustainable Healthcare Podcast!
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53556178Mon, 29 May 2023 05:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Joachim Almdal from Green Innovation Group and Skage Hem, Geologist at Alumichem, as they discuss the process of mining metals and minerals used in healthcare products. They explore topics such as the environmental impact of mining, efficient...
    They explore topics such as the environmental impact of mining, efficient energy storage, CO2 emissions in healthcare, traceability throughout the supply chain, conscious consumption and recycling.
    
    Learn about how to reduce environmental impact from mining companies while gaining insight into cultural value of gold and other metals.
    
    Listen now to this fascinating Sustainable Healthcare Podcast!
    
    Enjoy!]]>2514greentransition,healtcare,medtech,pharma,supplychain,sustainabilityfalse58fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/057-the-role-of-board-members-in-healthcare-governance--53726693
    They cover the responsibilities of a board member, the importance of asking questions, and the focus on sustainability within the board. This conversation provides valuable insights for anyone interested in the inner workings of a boardroom.
    
    Learn more: yewmaker.com.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53726693Mon, 22 May 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, Nazneen Rahman, Geneticist, a non-executive board member and advisor to many in the healthcare industry, discusses the workings of a board of directors at AstraZeneca with CEO of Green Innovation...
    They cover the responsibilities of a board member, the importance of asking questions, and the focus on sustainability within the board. This conversation provides valuable insights for anyone interested in the inner workings of a boardroom.
    
    Learn more: yewmaker.com.
    
    Enjoy!]]>555greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse56fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/056-transportation-solutions-for-emergency-medical-services-with-david-nri-from-falck--53788526
    From the importance of reducing carbon emissions in ambulance fleets to the potential benefits of drone technology in healthcare and emergency situations, this podcast highlights the need for collaboration and ambitious goals to create a more sustainable and effective healthcare system.
    
    Tthis podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of healthcare and sustainability.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53788526Mon, 15 May 2023 05:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin the Sustainable Healthcare podcast as Frederik van Deurs,CEO, of Green Innovation Group discuss the challenges and innovations in achieving decarbonization and preventive healthcare in the emergency services sector with David Nri, Environmental...
    From the importance of reducing carbon emissions in ambulance fleets to the potential benefits of drone technology in healthcare and emergency situations, this podcast highlights the need for collaboration and ambitious goals to create a more sustainable and effective healthcare system.
    
    Tthis podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of healthcare and sustainability.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2927greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,supplychain,sustainabilityfalse56fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/055-how-to-reduce-co2-while-using-nitrous-oxide-and-extetics-with-jannik-jensen--53556175
    Jannik og Joachim discuss various methods to reduce the amount of nitrous oxide. This podcast provides valuable insights for anyone interested in sustainability and the role of the medical industry in mitigating climate change.
    
    
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53556175Mon, 08 May 2023 05:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this podcast, Joachim Almdal from Green Innovation Group and Jannik Jensen, Global Product Manager at Medclair, explore ways to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions while using nitrous oxide and anesthetics in medical procedures. Nitrous oxide is...
    Jannik og Joachim discuss various methods to reduce the amount of nitrous oxide. This podcast provides valuable insights for anyone interested in sustainability and the role of the medical industry in mitigating climate change.
    
    
    
    Enjoy!]]>3230co2,greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse55fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/054-addressing-cement-production-for-global-co2-emissions-with-skage-hem--53556176
    Learn how to reduce emissions from cement production, what clients in the healthcare industry should do to reduce emissions, and how a system change and mindset shift are needed to address financing for CO2 emissions.
    
    Get valuable insights on how to make a green transition!
    
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53556176Mon, 01 May 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Joachim Almdal from Green Innovation Group as he talks with Skage Hem, Geologist at Alumichem, about the complexity of cement production and its role in global CO2 emissions. Learn how to reduce emissions from cement production, what clients in...
    Learn how to reduce emissions from cement production, what clients in the healthcare industry should do to reduce emissions, and how a system change and mindset shift are needed to address financing for CO2 emissions.
    
    Get valuable insights on how to make a green transition!
    
    
    Enjoy!]]>1672greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse54fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/053-reducing-ghg-emissions-in-healthcare-with-amy-booth-chris-winchester--53567890
    Pharmaceuticals are estimated to contribute to up to 55% of health care’s carbon footprint.
    As pressure increases for health systems to move towards net zero, we explore how pharmaceutical companies are playing their part to reduce their climate impact.
    
    Recently published research, led by Dr Amy Booth (medical doctor, PhD candidate at the University of Oxford), in collaboration with Dr Chris Winchester (CEO Oxford PharmaGenesis) and co-authors Professor Sara Shaw, Dr Stuart Faulkner and Dr Alexandra Jager at the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford, analysed the climate change targets of leading pharmaceutical companies, progress on reducing their emissions, and the strategies that companies are implementing to reduce their climate impact.
    
    The research showed that companies are setting climate change targets and for the most part, showing reductions in scope 1 and 2 emissions through a range of strategies.
    
    However, scope 3 emissions were inconsistently reported, and more work needs to be done to reduce them.
    
    With something as urgent as climate change, collaboration between industry, academia, governments and other stakeholders is vital to reaching targets and reducing emissions.
    
    You can read the full article at: https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/20/4/3206
    
    Enjoy the episode!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53567890Mon, 24 Apr 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHow is pharma tackling its climate change impact? Pharmaceuticals are estimated to contribute to up to 55% of health care’s carbon footprint. As pressure increases for health systems to move towards net zero, we explore how pharmaceutical companies...
    Pharmaceuticals are estimated to contribute to up to 55% of health care’s carbon footprint.
    As pressure increases for health systems to move towards net zero, we explore how pharmaceutical companies are playing their part to reduce their climate impact.
    
    Recently published research, led by Dr Amy Booth (medical doctor, PhD candidate at the University of Oxford), in collaboration with Dr Chris Winchester (CEO Oxford PharmaGenesis) and co-authors Professor Sara Shaw, Dr Stuart Faulkner and Dr Alexandra Jager at the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford, analysed the climate change targets of leading pharmaceutical companies, progress on reducing their emissions, and the strategies that companies are implementing to reduce their climate impact.
    
    The research showed that companies are setting climate change targets and for the most part, showing reductions in scope 1 and 2 emissions through a range of strategies.
    
    However, scope 3 emissions were inconsistently reported, and more work needs to be done to reduce them.
    
    With something as urgent as climate change, collaboration between industry, academia, governments and other stakeholders is vital to reaching targets and reducing emissions.
    
    You can read the full article at: https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/20/4/3206
    
    Enjoy the episode!]]>2483greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse51fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/052-exploring-sustainability-with-simon-the-producer-video-specialist-saabyemedia--53173769
    They discuss sustainability projects and how to build a convincing business case for clients. They also talk about Green Innovation Group's work with clients on procurement decisions and LCA analysis, as well as why taking time for yourself is important in order to have a great day.
    
    Learn how to break down larger goals into smaller tasks and stay motivated in order to achieve success!
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53173769Mon, 17 Apr 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Frederik van Deurs, CEO of Green Innovation Group, and Simon the Producer of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast. They discuss sustainability projects and how to build a convincing business case for clients. They also talk about Green Innovation...
    They discuss sustainability projects and how to build a convincing business case for clients. They also talk about Green Innovation Group's work with clients on procurement decisions and LCA analysis, as well as why taking time for yourself is important in order to have a great day.
    
    Learn how to break down larger goals into smaller tasks and stay motivated in order to achieve success!
    
    Enjoy!]]>1917greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/051-leveraging-sustainability-for-commercial-success-with-anne-harsmann--53121476
    They also discuss how tenders must include sustainability elements and how sales reps can help fulfill this requirement.
    
    Listen to this podcast to learn more about the complexity of the role of a sales rep in healthcare.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53121476Mon, 10 Apr 2023 05:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsFrederik van Deurs and Anne Harsmann discuss how sales reps in the healthcare sector can bridge data into understandable messages for customers, differentiate their company from competitors, and leverage sustainability departments to create a business...
    They also discuss how tenders must include sustainability elements and how sales reps can help fulfill this requirement.
    
    Listen to this podcast to learn more about the complexity of the role of a sales rep in healthcare.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1905greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/050-exploring-the-evolving-role-of-commercial-management-in-healthcare-with-anne-harsmann--53119061
    They explore how patient preference is becoming increasingly important and how companies can best communicate with patients about hygiene and sustainability.
    
    They also discuss Maria Gaden's work on sustainability in Denmark and the importance of understanding customer needs when it comes to sustainability.
    
    Tune into this Sustainable Healthcare Podcast for an insightful conversation!
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53119061Mon, 03 Apr 2023 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsJoin Frederik van Deurs, CEO of Green Innovation Group, and Anne Harsmann, commercial professional with managerial roles in MedTech companies and an expert on sustainability, as they discuss the complexities of doing business in the medical field....
    They explore how patient preference is becoming increasingly important and how companies can best communicate with patients about hygiene and sustainability.
    
    They also discuss Maria Gaden's work on sustainability in Denmark and the importance of understanding customer needs when it comes to sustainability.
    
    Tune into this Sustainable Healthcare Podcast for an insightful conversation!
    
    Enjoy!]]>1906greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/049-the-ultimate-human-challenge-achieving-sustainability-w-karen-blincoe--52742913If not, then you need to read up on your stuff - she is one of the most experienced we have in our field and now she is out with her book: Achieving Sustainability: The Ultimate Human Challenge.
    
    In this episode, we’re diving deep with Karen on all things sustainability and her own personal journey into sustainability.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    Ps. Find her book here: https://karenblincoe.dk/the-book/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52742913Mon, 27 Mar 2023 05:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIf Karen Blincoe means something to you, you’re going to love this episode. If not, then you need to read up on your stuff - she is one of the most experienced we have in our field and now she is out with her book: Achieving Sustainability: The...If not, then you need to read up on your stuff - she is one of the most experienced we have in our field and now she is out with her book: Achieving Sustainability: The Ultimate Human Challenge.
    
    In this episode, we’re diving deep with Karen on all things sustainability and her own personal journey into sustainability.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    Ps. Find her book here: https://karenblincoe.dk/the-book/]]>2879greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/048-the-accidental-eco-warrior-working-to-make-medical-devices-sustainable-w-michelle-sullivan--52744113
    She is a seasoned MedTech professional that has been working with health economics, market access, and most importantly sustainability in medical technology.
    
    She takes us through her journey and how sustainability has become very important and the general sustainability landscape is looking in MedTech.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52744113Mon, 20 Mar 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsMedTech professional Michelle Sullivan is this week’s guest. She is a seasoned MedTech professional that has been working with health economics, market access, and most importantly sustainability in medical technology. She takes us through her...
    She is a seasoned MedTech professional that has been working with health economics, market access, and most importantly sustainability in medical technology.
    
    She takes us through her journey and how sustainability has become very important and the general sustainability landscape is looking in MedTech.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2751greentransition,healthcare,medicaldevices,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/047-decarbonizing-healthcare-with-kristoffer-hvidsteen-director-green-innovation-group--53106982
    Decarbonizing Healthcare is all we do here at Green Innovation Group.
    You probably listen to this podcast, because you care about that too.
    
    And this episode is somewhat of a special. We're welcoming our new team member and previous podcast guest, Kristoffer Hvidsteen, who is joining the Green Innovation Group team.
    
    This podcast is about his journey in sustainability and why he's so keen on decarbonizing the healthcare sector with us.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/53106982Mon, 13 Mar 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThe Sustainability Marathoner is back. Decarbonizing Healthcare is all we do here at Green Innovation Group. You probably listen to this podcast, because you care about that too. And this episode is somewhat of a special. We're welcoming our new...
    Decarbonizing Healthcare is all we do here at Green Innovation Group.
    You probably listen to this podcast, because you care about that too.
    
    And this episode is somewhat of a special. We're welcoming our new team member and previous podcast guest, Kristoffer Hvidsteen, who is joining the Green Innovation Group team.
    
    This podcast is about his journey in sustainability and why he's so keen on decarbonizing the healthcare sector with us.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1487greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/046-cold-chain-monitoring-and-circular-economy-in-supply-chains-w-jeroen-van-loo--52725704How do you keep the medicines at the right temperature levels throughout the supply chain?
    
    It’s an important question and the answers are even more important.
    
    On this week’s episode, we are guested by a person, who has these answers: Jeroen van Loo, who’s heading Cold Chain Monitoring for Elpro Global.
    
    In this episode, Joachim and Jeroen talk a lot about that, but also about the circular programs they are implementing and the sustainability aspects of this.
    
    So: lots of supply chain, lots of circular economy, lots of sustainability.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52725704Mon, 06 Mar 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHow do you keep the medicines at the right temperature levels throughout the supply chain? It’s an important question and the answers are even more important. On this week’s episode, we are guested by a person, who has these answers: Jeroen van Loo,...How do you keep the medicines at the right temperature levels throughout the supply chain?
    
    It’s an important question and the answers are even more important.
    
    On this week’s episode, we are guested by a person, who has these answers: Jeroen van Loo, who’s heading Cold Chain Monitoring for Elpro Global.
    
    In this episode, Joachim and Jeroen talk a lot about that, but also about the circular programs they are implementing and the sustainability aspects of this.
    
    So: lots of supply chain, lots of circular economy, lots of sustainability.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2266greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,supplychain,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/045-using-biomimicry-for-innovation-and-sustainability-in-the-healthcare-sector--52532591
    In this episode of the podcast, Lasse is back with Ayla, and this time we're diving deeper into the examples of how to actually apply biomimicry in healthcare, sustainability and the world at large.
    
    Enjoy the episode!
    
    ps. We want to take a second and say thanks to everyone who's listening to the podcast!
    If you have topics you would like that we cover, guests you think we should invite, or want to talk about sustainability in your organization, feel free to reach out at joachim@greeninnovationgroup.com.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52532591Mon, 27 Feb 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsAyla Kiser is back and so is the topic of biomimicry. In this episode of the podcast, Lasse is back with Ayla, and this time we're diving deeper into the examples of how to actually apply biomimicry in healthcare, sustainability and the world at...
    In this episode of the podcast, Lasse is back with Ayla, and this time we're diving deeper into the examples of how to actually apply biomimicry in healthcare, sustainability and the world at large.
    
    Enjoy the episode!
    
    ps. We want to take a second and say thanks to everyone who's listening to the podcast!
    If you have topics you would like that we cover, guests you think we should invite, or want to talk about sustainability in your organization, feel free to reach out at joachim@greeninnovationgroup.com.]]>2170biomimicry,greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/044-scope-3-emissions-why-the-western-healthcare-systems-must-prioritize-sustainability-with-maria-gaden--52529383
    In this episode we’re touching on many different topics, including how scope 3 emissions affect the healthcare systems, but most important is the talk we had about why western healthcare systems must prioritize sustainability and why it’s incredibly important that they get it right.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52529383Mon, 20 Feb 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsMaria Gaden is back in the studio this week with another episode about sustainability within hospitals and healthcare systems. In this episode we’re touching on many different topics, including how scope 3 emissions affect the healthcare systems, but...
    In this episode we’re touching on many different topics, including how scope 3 emissions affect the healthcare systems, but most important is the talk we had about why western healthcare systems must prioritize sustainability and why it’s incredibly important that they get it right.
    
    Enjoy!]]>2291greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/043-a-hands-on-guide-to-sustainable-healthcare-systems-with-maria-gaden-head-of-center-for-sustainable-hospitals--52528283
    In this episode, Joachim has Maria Gaden, Head of the Center for Sustainable Hospitals - a regular sustainability superstar - in the studio for a conversation on all things sustainability within hospitals and healthcare systems.
    
    In the conversation, Maria shares a lot of cases and her hands-on experience on how to actually, successfully implement measures to increase sustainability within these large hospitals. Or in other words: This doesn’t break down in practice.
    
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    Ps. If you love the podcast, don't forget to subscribe.
    The more subscribers we get, the better the guests we can get, and thus the more value we can provide to our amazing listeners.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52528283Mon, 13 Feb 2023 06:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHave you ever found yourself wondering how you would actually make a sustainability impact in large healthcare systems? Well, we have the answer for you. In this episode, Joachim has Maria Gaden, Head of the Center for Sustainable Hospitals - a...
    In this episode, Joachim has Maria Gaden, Head of the Center for Sustainable Hospitals - a regular sustainability superstar - in the studio for a conversation on all things sustainability within hospitals and healthcare systems.
    
    In the conversation, Maria shares a lot of cases and her hands-on experience on how to actually, successfully implement measures to increase sustainability within these large hospitals. Or in other words: This doesn’t break down in practice.
    
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    Ps. If you love the podcast, don't forget to subscribe.
    The more subscribers we get, the better the guests we can get, and thus the more value we can provide to our amazing listeners.]]>2157greentransition,healtcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/042-implementing-biomimicry-in-the-healthcare-sector--52526075
    This is how this week’s guest, Ayla, explains biomimicry.
    
    In this episode - aside from Lasse making his hosting debut - we’re talking to Ayla about what biomimicry is and we discover the vast applications it has inside of healthcare.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52526075Mon, 06 Feb 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting Aps"Biomimicry is not chopping off elephant trunks and using that. It’s not directly using something from nature, but it’s taking the blueprint of that design using whatever materials make sense for the application." This is how this week’s guest, Ayla,...
    This is how this week’s guest, Ayla, explains biomimicry.
    
    In this episode - aside from Lasse making his hosting debut - we’re talking to Ayla about what biomimicry is and we discover the vast applications it has inside of healthcare.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1383false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/041-green-dentistry-through-a-social-sustainability-lens-with-susanne-and-nina--52401787Today the topics relate to the green dentistry movement Susanne and Nina are spearheading and this time also around how it looks through a social sustainability lens.
    
    We discuss the largest culprits when it comes to sustainability and dentistry - here Nina comes with a very tactical and operational list of stuff you can change already tomorrow to improve the sustainability in your clinic.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52401787Mon, 30 Jan 2023 06:00:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this week's episode, Nina & Susanne are back to talk about greening dentistry. Today the topics relate to the green dentistry movement Susanne and Nina are spearheading and this time also around how it looks through a social sustainability...Today the topics relate to the green dentistry movement Susanne and Nina are spearheading and this time also around how it looks through a social sustainability lens.
    
    We discuss the largest culprits when it comes to sustainability and dentistry - here Nina comes with a very tactical and operational list of stuff you can change already tomorrow to improve the sustainability in your clinic.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1352greeninnovation,greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/040-greening-dentistry-through-sustainable-design-with-susanne-and-nina--52398929
    In the studio today we have Nina and Susanne, a sustainable design engineer and a dentist, who are working on exactly this.
    
    Among other things, they are talking about how and if systematic oral care has an impact on infections after surgery, how to think about waste in materials used by a dentist, and much more.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52398929Mon, 23 Jan 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHear the story about how the Sustainable Dentistry working group came to be and what work the zealots of the group are working to make dentistry greener in Denmark. In the studio today we have Nina and Susanne, a sustainable design engineer and a...
    In the studio today we have Nina and Susanne, a sustainable design engineer and a dentist, who are working on exactly this.
    
    Among other things, they are talking about how and if systematic oral care has an impact on infections after surgery, how to think about waste in materials used by a dentist, and much more.
    
    Enjoy!]]>1775greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/039-quantifying-sustainability-with-kristoffer-hvidsteen-the-sustainability-marathoner--52184770
    In the same fashion, you set targets for your sustainability that you can reach and then on to the next.
    
    This episode is about quantifying sustainability in a way that helps you measure and benchmark the results so we can make sure we have sustainable development.
    
    Enjoy this episode with Frederik van Deurs and Kristoffer Hvidsten.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52184770Mon, 16 Jan 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsSustainability is a marathon, not a sprint. And how do you complete a marathon? You break it up into smaller targets. In the same fashion, you set targets for your sustainability that you can reach and then on to the next. This episode is about...
    In the same fashion, you set targets for your sustainability that you can reach and then on to the next.
    
    This episode is about quantifying sustainability in a way that helps you measure and benchmark the results so we can make sure we have sustainable development.
    
    Enjoy this episode with Frederik van Deurs and Kristoffer Hvidsten.]]>2948greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/038-must-listen-9-levers-for-decarbonzing-supply-chains--52184696
    Enjoy this episode with Frederik & Joachim of Green Innovation Group]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52184696Mon, 09 Jan 2023 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsSeveral of the largest pharma companies in the world has made a coalition and founded the Sustainable Markets Initiative that has the goal of greenifying the supply chains and by that fundamentally changing the way carbon is emitted - or more...
    Enjoy this episode with Frederik & Joachim of Green Innovation Group]]>2133greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,supplychain,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/037-5-tips-on-how-to-run-better-workshops--52161814At Green Innovation Group we've had lots of opportunities to do so and in today's episode we've collected 5 actionable and easy-to-implement tips that you can use to improve the next workshop you are in charge of.
    
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52161814Mon, 02 Jan 2023 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsRunning workshops is a crucial part of improving sustainability in all companies. At Green Innovation Group we've had lots of opportunities to do so and in today's episode we've collected 5 actionable and easy-to-implement tips that you can use to...At Green Innovation Group we've had lots of opportunities to do so and in today's episode we've collected 5 actionable and easy-to-implement tips that you can use to improve the next workshop you are in charge of.
    
    Enjoy!]]>695greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/036-how-roche-are-building-sustainability-into-digital-healthcare-products-and-processes-with-andreas-pia-roche-diagnostics--51988216
    Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51988216Mon, 19 Dec 2022 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsOn this week's episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, we have Andreas & Pia from Roche Diagnostics in the studio for a talk about digital health and how to build sustainability into these product. Enjoy!
    Enjoy!]]>2251false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/035-transitioning-your-vehicle-fleet-to-all-green-energy-with-isabel-from-here-technologies--52016119
    On today's episode, Frederik is back with Isabel from HERE Technologies talking about transitioning and what types of challenges healthcare companies might face when making this transition.
    
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52016119Mon, 12 Dec 2022 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting Aps1/5 of global emissions comes from transportation making it that much more important to transition as much as possible to renewable energy sources such as electrically powered vehicles. On today's episode, Frederik is back with Isabel from HERE...
    On today's episode, Frederik is back with Isabel from HERE Technologies talking about transitioning and what types of challenges healthcare companies might face when making this transition.
    
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2165false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/034-are-you-ready-for-2023--52030831
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    --]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/52030831Mon, 05 Dec 2022 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsOn this episode of the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, Joachim is giving you a 2023 checklist, to make sure that your best equipped to follow your sustainability strategy and actually hit your targets. Enjoy this episode! --
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    --]]>880false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/033-attracting-force-multipliers-in-medtech-with-mike-moore-founder-m-j-moore-associates--51987459
    In this episode, he shares his best advice on how to build teams, how to attract the right people, and why a true and sincere mission is instrumental if you wish to attract the top 5%'ers - the Force Multipliers.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Mike Moore: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljeffreymoore/
    
    The Bleeding Edge Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/23ggnkXVDHv11irnq34VR0?si=81f75b08e781426b
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51987459Mon, 28 Nov 2022 06:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThe war for talent is on, and it has also hit the MedTech sector, and that is why today, we're guested by Mike Moore, who has many years of experience on how to recruit the best talent in the startup world. In this episode, he shares his best advice...
    In this episode, he shares his best advice on how to build teams, how to attract the right people, and why a true and sincere mission is instrumental if you wish to attract the top 5%'ers - the Force Multipliers.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Mike Moore: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljeffreymoore/
    
    The Bleeding Edge Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/23ggnkXVDHv11irnq34VR0?si=81f75b08e781426b
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2465greentransition,hiring,medtech,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/032-gig-special-case-study-creating-circularity-bridging-the-strategy-and-execution-gap--51643067
    In this special episode, Joachim & Frederik take a deep dive on a recent project they’ve worked on with a healthcare company helping them make their production more circular, how to make the analysis a strategy, and how to make the strategy to implementable & executable model.
    
    
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51643067Mon, 07 Nov 2022 09:25:01 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHow to create a strategy and execution model, making a factory go circular in their production? In this special episode, Joachim & Frederik take a deep dive on a recent project they’ve worked on with a healthcare company helping them make their...
    In this special episode, Joachim & Frederik take a deep dive on a recent project they’ve worked on with a healthcare company helping them make their production more circular, how to make the analysis a strategy, and how to make the strategy to implementable & executable model.
    
    
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2324false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/031-the-three-great-sustainability-questions--51606314
    Many times, it’s because the efforts were rooted in marketing or PR, which in nature gives it a ROI perspective, but when it becomes rooted in the core business that changes.
    
    In order to succeed ask these three questions:
    
    Is it important and how do I know it’s important?
    
    Is it a good business case?
    
    Who will own this inside the org?
    
    
    
    In this episode Frederik & Joachim addresses this and gives you actionable insights on how to tackle it in your org.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51606314Mon, 31 Oct 2022 07:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsToo many sustainability efforts don’t get the prioritization they deserve and should have inside of orgs. Many times, it’s because the efforts were rooted in marketing or PR, which in nature gives it a ROI perspective, but when it becomes rooted in...
    Many times, it’s because the efforts were rooted in marketing or PR, which in nature gives it a ROI perspective, but when it becomes rooted in the core business that changes.
    
    In order to succeed ask these three questions:
    
    Is it important and how do I know it’s important?
    
    Is it a good business case?
    
    Who will own this inside the org?
    
    
    
    In this episode Frederik & Joachim addresses this and gives you actionable insights on how to tackle it in your org.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1561greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/030-changing-the-approach-to-sustainability-from-hero-to-system--51582591
    We will be discussing why transitioning to a systematic approach can create an impact on a much larger scale.
    
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51582591Mon, 24 Oct 2022 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsToday, we’re discussing why we need to shift away from the tasks of sustainability being lifted and spearheaded by passionate individual heroes that more often than not burn out from the stress. We will be discussing why transitioning to a...
    We will be discussing why transitioning to a systematic approach can create an impact on a much larger scale.
    
    Enjoy this episode!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1430decarbonization,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/029-co-creating-sustainability-literacy-in-your-organization--51226912
    We’re asking ourselves the question: How can we help our clients learn about sustainable healthcare practices?
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51226912Mon, 17 Oct 2022 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this episode, Joachim & Frederik are again getting tactical. This time about how to create a habitual learning facility inside organizations which in turn will lead to sustainability literacy – a deeper understanding of the words, phrases, and...
    We’re asking ourselves the question: How can we help our clients learn about sustainable healthcare practices?
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1854decarbonization,greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/028-overdiagnostics-overtreatment-why-it-matters-with-alexandra-jonsson--51226869
    If you haven’t listened to the first episode with Alexandra, go back and listen to that, which orbits mostly about healthism and why we feel obligated to say yes to treatments.
    
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Alexandra: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-brandt-ryborg-j%C3%B8nsson-8937442/
    Alexandra's book (in Danish): https://samfundslitteratur.dk/bog/snart-er-vi-alle-patienter
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51226869Mon, 10 Oct 2022 05:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this week's episode, Alexandra Jønsson is back and diving deeper into over diagnostics, overtreatment, why it is important to be cautious, how it looks in practical terms, and of course how it ties into sustainability. If you haven’t listened to...
    If you haven’t listened to the first episode with Alexandra, go back and listen to that, which orbits mostly about healthism and why we feel obligated to say yes to treatments.
    
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Alexandra: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-brandt-ryborg-j%C3%B8nsson-8937442/
    Alexandra's book (in Danish): https://samfundslitteratur.dk/bog/snart-er-vi-alle-patienter
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2339decarbonization,greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/027-the-cost-of-over-diagnosis-with-alexandra-jonsson--51226849
    Learn about how she differs between health inequality and health inequity.
    
    We’re talking about the costs of overdiagnosis over treatment, healthism in our culture, and why it’s hard to say no to treatments as an individual and much more.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Alexandra: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-brandt-ryborg-j%C3%B8nsson-8937442/
    Alexandra's book (in Danish): https://samfundslitteratur.dk/bog/snart-er-vi-alle-patienter
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51226849Mon, 03 Oct 2022 08:00:07 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this episode, we’re guested by Alexandra Jønsson that has recently released her book “Soon we are all patients”. Learn about how she differs between health inequality and health inequity. We’re talking about the costs of overdiagnosis over...
    Learn about how she differs between health inequality and health inequity.
    
    We’re talking about the costs of overdiagnosis over treatment, healthism in our culture, and why it’s hard to say no to treatments as an individual and much more.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Alexandra: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-brandt-ryborg-j%C3%B8nsson-8937442/
    Alexandra's book (in Danish): https://samfundslitteratur.dk/bog/snart-er-vi-alle-patienter
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2177decarbonization,greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/026-coping-with-climate-change--51226825
    How should we as humans cope with climate change? Frederik is feeling strangely optimistic about it, mostly because a lot of pledges are being made.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51226825Mon, 26 Sep 2022 08:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this a little bit different episode, we’re talking about how to cope with Climate Change, the Biodiversity crisis and everything in between. How should we as humans cope with climate change? Frederik is feeling strangely optimistic about it,...
    How should we as humans cope with climate change? Frederik is feeling strangely optimistic about it, mostly because a lot of pledges are being made.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1735decarbonization,greentransition,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/025-materiality-assessment-how-to-move-the-sustainability-needle--51226809
    This is a very tactical episode where we talk about what a materiality assessment is, how to do one and we’re talking about Madonna.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/51226809Mon, 19 Sep 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHow can you move the needle in a sustainability transformation? That question are we trying to answer today. Frederik van Deurs and Joachim Almdal is back in the studio and sharing - in-depth – about their own work when actually working with major...
    This is a very tactical episode where we talk about what a materiality assessment is, how to do one and we’re talking about Madonna.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1773decarbonizaion,greentransformation,healthcare,medtech,pharma,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/024-the-biodiversity-crisis-in-healthcare--50555559
    Last week we got the rundown of what biodiversity is and what the crisis drivers are. In this episode we’re diving deep into how and what this means for healthcare and how they can help reduce their negative impact.
    
    Enjoy this week’s episode!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Alexander Holm: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-holm-ab65971a2/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50555559Mon, 08 Aug 2022 08:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting Aps“It would be pretty shit to live on a dead planet” - that’s how Alexander Holm, this week’s return guest, explains why biodiversity is important. Last week we got the rundown of what biodiversity is and what the crisis drivers are. In this episode...
    Last week we got the rundown of what biodiversity is and what the crisis drivers are. In this episode we’re diving deep into how and what this means for healthcare and how they can help reduce their negative impact.
    
    Enjoy this week’s episode!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Alexander Holm: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-holm-ab65971a2/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1738true1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/023-the-5-drivers-behind-the-biodiversity-crisis--50555544
    In this week’s episode we’re happy to be guested by Alexander Holm, host of the podcast Den Dyriske Time.
    
    In this episode Alexander shares his massive knowledge on biodiversity and how it can be looked at commercially, what is a good strategy, and what is up and down in biodiversity.
    
    Enjoy this episode on biodiversity 101.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Alexander Holm: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-holm-ab65971a2/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50555544Mon, 01 Aug 2022 08:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWhat is life is a question posed within the first 5 minutes of this episode and that sets the scene for the rest of the episode. In this week’s episode we’re happy to be guested by Alexander Holm, host of the podcast Den Dyriske Time. In this...
    In this week’s episode we’re happy to be guested by Alexander Holm, host of the podcast Den Dyriske Time.
    
    In this episode Alexander shares his massive knowledge on biodiversity and how it can be looked at commercially, what is a good strategy, and what is up and down in biodiversity.
    
    Enjoy this episode on biodiversity 101.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Alexander Holm: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-holm-ab65971a2/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2059true1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/022-must-listen-why-most-sustainability-transformations-fail--50555528
    This episode covers how to improve the success rate of the sustainability transformations that are started.
    
    We’re looking at the three main reasons sustainability transformations fail and addressing how to change each one.
    
    Moreover, we’re looking at how to create good analysis and most importantly what the difference between a goal and a strategy is
    
    We’re also looking at how to deploy green transformations and sustainability as a growth engine.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    
    This series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50555528Mon, 25 Jul 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting Aps… and how to change that. This episode covers how to improve the success rate of the sustainability transformations that are started. We’re looking at the three main reasons sustainability transformations fail and addressing how to change each...
    This episode covers how to improve the success rate of the sustainability transformations that are started.
    
    We’re looking at the three main reasons sustainability transformations fail and addressing how to change each one.
    
    Moreover, we’re looking at how to create good analysis and most importantly what the difference between a goal and a strategy is
    
    We’re also looking at how to deploy green transformations and sustainability as a growth engine.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    
    This series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1973false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/021-summer-vacation-special-2022-retrospective--50554865
    We’re looking at what has been going on in Green Innovation Group, as we have made quite a big change to our entire business actually and that has – in short – been awesome.
    
    Enjoy this special episode.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50554865Mon, 18 Jul 2022 08:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsToday, Frederik & Joachim are looking back on the last year on what the biggest learnings during 2022 have been. We’re looking at what has been going on in Green Innovation Group, as we have made quite a big change to our entire business...
    We’re looking at what has been going on in Green Innovation Group, as we have made quite a big change to our entire business actually and that has – in short – been awesome.
    
    Enjoy this special episode.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1761false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/020-the-b-corp-movement-to-create-more-value-for-the-planet--50183957
    We’re looking at the compatibility of frameworks, which to pick, and when.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50183957Mon, 11 Jul 2022 08:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn today's episode, Frederik & Joachim are covering what the B-Corp movement and framework are and dipping our toes into how this structured, holistic framework and process can help healthcare businesses optimize for creating more value for the...
    We’re looking at the compatibility of frameworks, which to pick, and when.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1220healthcare,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/019-the-art-of-precision-medicine--50035982
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Lasse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lasse-ankerstr%C3%B8m-700b53156/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50035982Mon, 04 Jul 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn today’s episode, Lasse, Senior Consultant in Green Innovation Group, is back with us and talking about the art of precision medicine. What it is, how it can help the healthcare sector and why it matters from a sustainability perspective. --- The...
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Lasse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lasse-ankerstr%C3%B8m-700b53156/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>765healthcare,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/018-how-to-actually-work-sustainability-into-medical-devices--50023744
    Going into depth about why some of the project developed by engineers oftentimes fails, how sustainable fabric bags are compared to plastic bags and why plastics in and of itself is not a bad thing, but it’s about how we use it and how we reuse and recycle it.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50023744Mon, 27 Jun 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsToday, Thea Falkenberg is back on the sustainable healthcare podcast to talk more concretely about how to actually work sustainability into the medical devices. Going into depth about why some of the project developed by engineers oftentimes fails,...
    Going into depth about why some of the project developed by engineers oftentimes fails, how sustainable fabric bags are compared to plastic bags and why plastics in and of itself is not a bad thing, but it’s about how we use it and how we reuse and recycle it.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2081false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/017-how-medical-devices-company-ambu-put-sustainability-on-the-agenda--50023565
    Moreover, they talk about how Thea is driven by problem solving and in particular how to use technology to become just 1% better, 1% cheaper, or 1% faster. They talk about Thea’s personal ambition and why there are only good people in the medtech and healthcare industry.
    
    A little fun fact about Thea:
    She has a PhD with NASA and put a robot on Mars.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Lasse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lasse-ankerstr%C3%B8m-700b53156/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50023565Mon, 20 Jun 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this episode, Joachim is interviewing Thea Falkenberg, Rockstar product developer, about how she and AMBU put sustainability on the agenda and how they transitioned to more sustainable products. Moreover, they talk about how Thea is driven by...
    Moreover, they talk about how Thea is driven by problem solving and in particular how to use technology to become just 1% better, 1% cheaper, or 1% faster. They talk about Thea’s personal ambition and why there are only good people in the medtech and healthcare industry.
    
    A little fun fact about Thea:
    She has a PhD with NASA and put a robot on Mars.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Lasse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lasse-ankerstr%C3%B8m-700b53156/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1970false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/016-telemedicine-reaching-drawdown-with-a-decentralized-healthcare-system--49964191
    This week on the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, we’re once again guested by Lasse, Senior Consultant in Green Innovation Group, who’s giving us a Telemedicine 101.
    
    We’re talking about the sustainability perspectives in Telemedicine, how it’s accidentally already been implemented, how much CO2 is being spent on a trip to the hospital and finally if we need to have flying cars before telemedicine and telehealth is a reality.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Lasse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lasse-ankerstr%C3%B8m-700b53156/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49964191Mon, 30 May 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsTelemedicine is a megatrend in the healthcare system and the term stretches very widely. It can start with your basic consultations with your general practitioner (GP) and increase in complexity as far as imagination goes. This week on the...
    This week on the Sustainable Healthcare Podcast, we’re once again guested by Lasse, Senior Consultant in Green Innovation Group, who’s giving us a Telemedicine 101.
    
    We’re talking about the sustainability perspectives in Telemedicine, how it’s accidentally already been implemented, how much CO2 is being spent on a trip to the hospital and finally if we need to have flying cars before telemedicine and telehealth is a reality.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Lasse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lasse-ankerstr%C3%B8m-700b53156/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1106false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/017-how-to-make-an-esg-due-diligence--49783335
    Frederik and Joachim dive deep into the particulars of what to look after when doing this ESG due diligence and how to improve your business through the lens of ESG due diligence.
    
    Moreover, they walk through how to prioritize the topics that are being reviewed in the ESG due diligence, the traps, what to look and look out for, and what potential red flags are out there.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTQ0CHwYtx7W2okopfmIEg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49783335Mon, 23 May 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWhat is due diligence, what are environmental, social, and governance due diligence, and why it’s important to make an ESG due diligence before purchasing an asset? Frederik and Joachim dive deep into the particulars of what to look after when doing...
    Frederik and Joachim dive deep into the particulars of what to look after when doing this ESG due diligence and how to improve your business through the lens of ESG due diligence.
    
    Moreover, they walk through how to prioritize the topics that are being reviewed in the ESG due diligence, the traps, what to look and look out for, and what potential red flags are out there.
    
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTQ0CHwYtx7W2okopfmIEg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2170false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/016-the-healthcare-systems-of-the-future-with-lasse-from-green-innovation-group--49637301
    
    Interoperability is absolutely key when talking about the healthcare sector of the future, we’re talking about current barriers of interoperability, data privacy, and how to improve public and private collaboration.
    
    Enjoy!
    
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    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49637301Mon, 16 May 2022 11:40:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsInteroperability holds the key to the future of the healthcare system. In short, the possibility for a device to speak to and with a larger system, moreover it refers to smaller healthcare systems talking to each other – for example: how are your...
    
    Interoperability is absolutely key when talking about the healthcare sector of the future, we’re talking about current barriers of interoperability, data privacy, and how to improve public and private collaboration.
    
    Enjoy!
    
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    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1802false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/015-precision-fermentation-what-drug-production-can-learn-from-beer-production--49587603
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTQ0CHwYtx7W2okopfmIEg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49587603Mon, 02 May 2022 08:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this week's episode, Frederik is back in the guest seat, and Joachim and he are talking about one of Fred's kinks: Precision fermentation. In this episode, they are visiting what an API is, how fermentation plays a role in more sustainable drug...
    Enjoy!
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo, and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible to everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTQ0CHwYtx7W2okopfmIEg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1580false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/014-what-the-new-carbon-tax-means-for-health-care-companies--49535174
    Why it’s a good thing that we’re finally getting a carbon tax, why this happens now, and how the tax will look in real life.
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTQ0CHwYtx7W2okopfmIEg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49535174Mon, 25 Apr 2022 08:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsToday Joachim and Frederik are talking about the newly proposed danish carbon tax and what carbon taxes in general means for the health care industry and how it affects your business. Why it’s a good thing that we’re finally getting a carbon tax,...
    Why it’s a good thing that we’re finally getting a carbon tax, why this happens now, and how the tax will look in real life.
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTQ0CHwYtx7W2okopfmIEg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1816false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/013-the-sustainability-potentials-in-automating-labs-with-malthe-co-founder-inniti--49163921
    Moreover, we talk about what the biggest blocker for entering the lab 4.0 era is for most companies, why autonomous labs are not about replacing workers, but empowering them, and finally, where the digitalization of labs is headed.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Put us in your ears:
    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00JsBFep8FOCinhrPJIiyj?si=525d6e8e2f7e4f2f
    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/green-innovation-group-podcast/id1596756951
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    Inniti: https://inniti.dk
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49163921Mon, 18 Apr 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThis week we are again gusted by Malthe Muff, co-founder of lab automation software company Inniti and in this talk we get much deeper into what the sustainability potentials of automating labs is, why Malte believes the biggest innovation potentials...
    Moreover, we talk about what the biggest blocker for entering the lab 4.0 era is for most companies, why autonomous labs are not about replacing workers, but empowering them, and finally, where the digitalization of labs is headed.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Put us in your ears:
    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00JsBFep8FOCinhrPJIiyj?si=525d6e8e2f7e4f2f
    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/green-innovation-group-podcast/id1596756951
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    Inniti: https://inniti.dk
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2067false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/012-labs-4-0-with-malte-co-founder-inniti--49163745
    We talked about how he got started with lab automation through his bachelor thesis with his co-founder, Anders. All the way through the university they had been talking about labs 4.0 with digitalization, when they looked at the labs, 4.0 was far away.
    
    So, they decided to do something about that.
    
    Listen to the full story, of how automating labs help costs and benefits sustainability.
    
    Link to the episode with Nikoline Borgermann: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/the-sustainable-healthcare-podcast/id1596756951?i=1000554699578
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Watch the discussion:
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    Inniti: https://inniti.dk
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49163745Mon, 04 Apr 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this week’s episode, we’re gusted by Malte Muff, co-founder of lab automation company Inniti. We talked about how he got started with lab automation through his bachelor thesis with his co-founder, Anders. All the way through the university they...
    We talked about how he got started with lab automation through his bachelor thesis with his co-founder, Anders. All the way through the university they had been talking about labs 4.0 with digitalization, when they looked at the labs, 4.0 was far away.
    
    So, they decided to do something about that.
    
    Listen to the full story, of how automating labs help costs and benefits sustainability.
    
    Link to the episode with Nikoline Borgermann: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/the-sustainable-healthcare-podcast/id1596756951?i=1000554699578
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Watch the discussion:
    
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    Inniti: https://inniti.dk
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1975business,decarbonization,healthcare,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/011-greenifying-labs-with-a-minimalist-mindset-with-nikoline-borgermann--49002014
    We’re talking about if it’s even possible to decarbonize without compromising on productivity or quality.
    
    Nikoline is also arguing why it’s important to prioritize this and why sustainable labs are important.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/QYRj7TpoBcs
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Nikoline: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikoline-borgermann-2693758a/
    
    Ava Sustain: https://avasustain.com
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49002014Mon, 28 Mar 2022 08:00:02 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn this episode, Nikoline Borgermann is back and getting more practical on how to make labs greener and more sustainable. We’re getting into how to start and what outcomes can come from this. We’re talking about if it’s even possible to decarbonize...
    We’re talking about if it’s even possible to decarbonize without compromising on productivity or quality.
    
    Nikoline is also arguing why it’s important to prioritize this and why sustainable labs are important.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/QYRj7TpoBcs
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Nikoline: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikoline-borgermann-2693758a/
    
    Ava Sustain: https://avasustain.com
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2069greentransition,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/010-making-labs-more-sustainable-full-time-with-nikoline-borgermann--49002002
    We’re talking about how single-use plastics can be reused, how it previously was impossible to be green in a lab, why we should expand the Hippocratic oath, how minimalism helped Nikoline become greener and we discuss how many labs actually can go green in less than 3 years.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/oVNQoS5TP2s
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Nikoline: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikoline-borgermann-2693758a/
    
    Ava Sustain: avasustain.com
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49002002Mon, 21 Mar 2022 09:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn today's episode, we’re guested by Nikoline Borgermann who has devoted her professional life to making labs greener and more sustainable. We’re talking about how single-use plastics can be reused, how it previously was impossible to be green in a...
    We’re talking about how single-use plastics can be reused, how it previously was impossible to be green in a lab, why we should expand the Hippocratic oath, how minimalism helped Nikoline become greener and we discuss how many labs actually can go green in less than 3 years.
    
    ---
    
    The Sustainable Healthcare Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/oVNQoS5TP2s
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Nikoline: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikoline-borgermann-2693758a/
    
    Ava Sustain: avasustain.com
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1763sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/009-decarbonizing-the-health-care-medtech-sector-with-joachim-almdal--48991180
    Joachim & Frederik are talking about why they chose to target these industries, how they are seeing the path to drawdown, how the landscape is evolving, and what that means for companies unwilling to keep up and finally they go into how the pharma companies can make changes today and what low hanging fruits they can grab today.
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/LyW63wufAJg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/48991180Mon, 14 Mar 2022 09:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsToday, the founding partners of Green Innovation Group are having a chat about the mission of Green Innovation Group: reaching drawdown through decarbonizing the health care and MedTech sector. Joachim & Frederik are talking about why they chose...
    Joachim & Frederik are talking about why they chose to target these industries, how they are seeing the path to drawdown, how the landscape is evolving, and what that means for companies unwilling to keep up and finally they go into how the pharma companies can make changes today and what low hanging fruits they can grab today.
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/LyW63wufAJg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1823decarbonization,healthcare,medtech,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/008-the-transition-from-the-sick-care-system-to-a-preventive-care-system-with-luisa-santos-bay--48907582
    We talk about the Human Microbiome Project and what they are trying to do, about mapping the microbiome, the future of pharmaceuticals, allergic reactions, how to eat healthily according to a micro biologist and the finally we assess the chances of creating Jurassic Parc.
    
    About Luisa:
    Luisa Santos Bay is doing a Ph.D. on how the gut microbes may affect animal behavior at the Center for Evolutionary Hologenomics (University of Copenhagen), which is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation.
    
    
    Supplementary comments to what Luisa said:
    
    The bacterium Helicobacter Luisa mentions is specifically Helicobacter pylori. Research suggests that when in life H. pylori colonises the human gut/stomach it defines its actions. E.g. if you get H. pylori early in life, it may protect you from obesity.
    
    The example of mating in flies Luisa gave is in fact in mosquitoes and the associated bacterium is Wolbachia.
    
    The relative abundance of the human gut bacterium Akkermansia is low (not increased) in severely obese individuals.
    
    The Human Microbiome Project (HMP) was an American research initiative lasting 10 years (2007-2016). Thus, it has ended, but the general human microbiome research has certainly not ended. You can read about the results of HMP at: https://hmpdacc.org
    
    
    Connect with Luisa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisa-dos-santos-bay-nielsen-017891a4/
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch on Youtube:
    https://youtu.be/9fw7TlaSmc4
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/48907582Mon, 07 Mar 2022 10:00:03 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsIn today’s episode with Luisa Santos Bay, we go deeper on the microbiome and we get clearer on how it actually can transition the health care system from sick care to preventive care. We talk about the Human Microbiome Project and what they are...
    We talk about the Human Microbiome Project and what they are trying to do, about mapping the microbiome, the future of pharmaceuticals, allergic reactions, how to eat healthily according to a micro biologist and the finally we assess the chances of creating Jurassic Parc.
    
    About Luisa:
    Luisa Santos Bay is doing a Ph.D. on how the gut microbes may affect animal behavior at the Center for Evolutionary Hologenomics (University of Copenhagen), which is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation.
    
    
    Supplementary comments to what Luisa said:
    
    The bacterium Helicobacter Luisa mentions is specifically Helicobacter pylori. Research suggests that when in life H. pylori colonises the human gut/stomach it defines its actions. E.g. if you get H. pylori early in life, it may protect you from obesity.
    
    The example of mating in flies Luisa gave is in fact in mosquitoes and the associated bacterium is Wolbachia.
    
    The relative abundance of the human gut bacterium Akkermansia is low (not increased) in severely obese individuals.
    
    The Human Microbiome Project (HMP) was an American research initiative lasting 10 years (2007-2016). Thus, it has ended, but the general human microbiome research has certainly not ended. You can read about the results of HMP at: https://hmpdacc.org
    
    
    Connect with Luisa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisa-dos-santos-bay-nielsen-017891a4/
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated:
    https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch on Youtube:
    https://youtu.be/9fw7TlaSmc4
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2767innovation,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/007-how-the-influence-of-the-microbiome-is-not-micro-with-luisa-dos-santos-bay-nielsen--48781691
    We are discussing how gut bacteria might influence appearance, eating habits and possibly aggression. Moreover, we are going through some of Luisa’s experiments in her PhD studies that examine if transplantation of feces in mice can change the dominance in mice.
    
    And finally, could it also be a “cure” to autism? Something might suggest it.
    
    About Luisa:
    
    Luisa Santos Bay is doing a Ph.D. on how the gut microbes may affect animal behaviour at the Center for Evolutionary Hologenomics (University of Copenhagen), which is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation.
    
    Supplementary comments to what Luisa said:
    
    The study of autism in mice Luisa refers to showed that social deficits, and not hyperactivity, disappeared when introducing the bacterium Lactobacillus reuteri and/or certain microbial-induced metabolites in autistic mice.
    
    Luisa misremembered when saying “100 trillion genes”. The human microbiome is estimated to have millions of genes. Thus 25,000 human genes vs. millions of microbial genes.
    
    ---
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect with Luisa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisa-dos-santos-bay-nielsen-017891a4/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/YQ_QY2a6xiU
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/48781691Tue, 01 Mar 2022 09:20:46 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsToday we go deep. We are talking to Luisa, scientist (to be), about the microbiome and how vast the influence of it probably is. We are discussing how gut bacteria might influence appearance, eating habits and possibly aggression. Moreover, we are...
    We are discussing how gut bacteria might influence appearance, eating habits and possibly aggression. Moreover, we are going through some of Luisa’s experiments in her PhD studies that examine if transplantation of feces in mice can change the dominance in mice.
    
    And finally, could it also be a “cure” to autism? Something might suggest it.
    
    About Luisa:
    
    Luisa Santos Bay is doing a Ph.D. on how the gut microbes may affect animal behaviour at the Center for Evolutionary Hologenomics (University of Copenhagen), which is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation.
    
    Supplementary comments to what Luisa said:
    
    The study of autism in mice Luisa refers to showed that social deficits, and not hyperactivity, disappeared when introducing the bacterium Lactobacillus reuteri and/or certain microbial-induced metabolites in autistic mice.
    
    Luisa misremembered when saying “100 trillion genes”. The human microbiome is estimated to have millions of genes. Thus 25,000 human genes vs. millions of microbial genes.
    
    ---
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Connect with Luisa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisa-dos-santos-bay-nielsen-017891a4/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://youtu.be/YQ_QY2a6xiU
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2078innovation,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/006-optimizing-for-more-than-profitability-with-sebasitan-ceo-slow--48740284
    Sebastian and his company SLOW work with local farmers, helping them not only secure capital, increasing their revenues and profitability but also helping them establish agroforestry and battling deforestation in the process.
    
    In this episode Joachim and Sebastian talk about why coffee actually is a major player in creating a sustainable planet, what the SLOW model is, how to optimize for nature profitability and much more.
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Visit SLOW: https://slowforestcoffee.com/
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the podcast on Youtube: https://youtu.be/HW0Ia5yWuJY
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Sebastian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sebnielsen/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/48740284Mon, 14 Feb 2022 09:59:00 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsSustainability comes in many shapes, sizes and forms. We have chosen to work with pharmaceutical companies. Today’s guest, Sebastian, has chosen to influence the tropical belt through coffee. Sebastian and his company SLOW work with local farmers,...
    Sebastian and his company SLOW work with local farmers, helping them not only secure capital, increasing their revenues and profitability but also helping them establish agroforestry and battling deforestation in the process.
    
    In this episode Joachim and Sebastian talk about why coffee actually is a major player in creating a sustainable planet, what the SLOW model is, how to optimize for nature profitability and much more.
    
    ---
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave. We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Visit SLOW: https://slowforestcoffee.com/
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the podcast on Youtube: https://youtu.be/HW0Ia5yWuJY
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    Sebastian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sebnielsen/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2036false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/005-using-curiosity-as-a-growth-lever-with-robert-growth-lead-genecis--48008295
    Today we are gusted by Robert from Genecis. Robert is the growth lead and today he speaks about hos journey into Genecis and turning waste into high value materials, how they are trying to make biodegradable plastics more affordable through technology.
    
    We hope you enjoy this episode!
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    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish onsulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accesable for everyone who wish to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the talk here: https://youtu.be/BDXFLbocTYg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/48008295Mon, 07 Feb 2022 09:00:00 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsUSING CURIOSITY AS A GROWTH LEVER AND AS A WAY TO CHANGE THE WORLD OF PLASTICS. Today we are gusted by Robert from Genecis. Robert is the growth lead and today he speaks about hos journey into Genecis and turning waste into high value materials, how...
    Today we are gusted by Robert from Genecis. Robert is the growth lead and today he speaks about hos journey into Genecis and turning waste into high value materials, how they are trying to make biodegradable plastics more affordable through technology.
    
    We hope you enjoy this episode!
    ____
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish onsulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accesable for everyone who wish to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the talk here: https://youtu.be/BDXFLbocTYg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1324greeninnovation,plastics,sustainabilityfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/004-waste-into-high-value-mateials-with-luna-yu-ceo-of-genecis--48008051
    In this episode we are guested by Luna Yu, CEO and founder of the company Genecis that turns food waste into biodegradable plastics and other high value materials in order to accelerate the green transition.
    
    Frederik is talking with Luna about how she got into this industry, where their place in the supply chain are, how the future looks for biodegradable plastics and how they plan to help change the world.
    ____
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching Drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board of the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion: https://youtu.be/ZTMM0KuBbPM
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/48008051Mon, 31 Jan 2022 09:00:00 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsACCELERATING THE GREEN TRANSITION ONE BIODEGRADABLE PLASTIC AT A TIME In this episode we are guested by Luna Yu, CEO and founder of the company Genecis that turns food waste into biodegradable plastics and other high value materials in order to...
    In this episode we are guested by Luna Yu, CEO and founder of the company Genecis that turns food waste into biodegradable plastics and other high value materials in order to accelerate the green transition.
    
    Frederik is talking with Luna about how she got into this industry, where their place in the supply chain are, how the future looks for biodegradable plastics and how they plan to help change the world.
    ____
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a Danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching Drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board of the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accessible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion: https://youtu.be/ZTMM0KuBbPM
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1565biodegradables,greeninnovation,greentransition,innovationfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/003-the-business-case-for-a-circular-medtech-sector--47801703
    In it's essence the health care sector and the health industry in general accounts for 6% CO2 emissions on a global scale. While that might not sound like a lot, the aviation industry accounts for 2% for comparison.
    In this episode Frederik builds the case for why the medtech should go circular quickly, and he uncovers some very interesting innovations that was revealed when Green Innovation Group attended the Novo Nordisk Innovation Challenge.
    ____
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching Drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board of the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accesible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnrexP0UTqg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/47801703Mon, 24 Jan 2022 09:00:00 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsThe Business Case for a Cicular MedTech Sector In it's essence the health care sector and the health industry in general accounts for 6% CO2 emissions on a global scale. While that might not sound like a lot, the aviation industry accounts for 2% for...
    In it's essence the health care sector and the health industry in general accounts for 6% CO2 emissions on a global scale. While that might not sound like a lot, the aviation industry accounts for 2% for comparison.
    In this episode Frederik builds the case for why the medtech should go circular quickly, and he uncovers some very interesting innovations that was revealed when Green Innovation Group attended the Novo Nordisk Innovation Challenge.
    ____
    
    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching Drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board of the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accesible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnrexP0UTqg
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>1275false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/002-how-to-invest-4-billion-for-the-maximum-co2-reduction--47717243
    Today Frederik and Joachim are discussing a phone call Fred received where he has asked how to maximally reduce CO2 emissions with a budget of $4 billion.
    
    The mission is to get as much impact pr dollar towards the green transition.
    
    We're touching upon where to invest for maximum impact, how we built the framework used to get highest reduction or dollar invested, we are touching on The - now infamous - Banana Journey and finally how to identify investable projects that can help the green transition.
    
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    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board of the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accesible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsYq85_UB6Q&t=1s
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/47717243Mon, 17 Jan 2022 09:00:00 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsHOW WOULD YOU INVEST $4 BILLION? Today Frederik and Joachim are discussing a phone call Fred received where he has asked how to maximally reduce CO2 emissions with a budget of $4 billion. The mission is to get as much impact pr dollar towards the...
    Today Frederik and Joachim are discussing a phone call Fred received where he has asked how to maximally reduce CO2 emissions with a budget of $4 billion.
    
    The mission is to get as much impact pr dollar towards the green transition.
    
    We're touching upon where to invest for maximum impact, how we built the framework used to get highest reduction or dollar invested, we are touching on The - now infamous - Banana Journey and finally how to identify investable projects that can help the green transition.
    
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    Green Innovation Group Podcast is a podcast hosted and sponsored by Green Innovation Group, a danish consulting firm with one mission: Reaching drawdown and making the world more sustainable through innovation, rethinking the status quo and action.
    
    This video series is our take on how to make the biggest impact and it is a great way to get everyone on board of the green wave.
    We wish to make our knowledge accesible for everyone who wishes to put green innovation on the agenda.
    
    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsYq85_UB6Q&t=1s
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>2078circulareconomy,innovationfalse1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/001-what-is-going-on-at-the-cop26--47600224
    We are starting out with a trending topic as we are looking at what the COP26 is and why they are failing at making a true impact.
    The hosts today are Frederik and Joachim, co-founders of Green Innovation Group.
    
    Fred was hoping that the Glasgow Agreement would be a Paris Agreement 2.0, but going into the final day of the climate conference it looks grim, says Frederik.
    
    We hope, you enjoy the episode!
    
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    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLULwzUEk-A
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/47600224Mon, 10 Jan 2022 09:00:00 +0000Care Pathway Consulting ApsWelcome to this first episode of The Green Innovation Group Podcast. We are starting out with a trending topic as we are looking at what the COP26 is and why they are failing at making a true impact. The hosts today are Frederik and Joachim,...
    We are starting out with a trending topic as we are looking at what the COP26 is and why they are failing at making a true impact.
    The hosts today are Frederik and Joachim, co-founders of Green Innovation Group.
    
    Fred was hoping that the Glasgow Agreement would be a Paris Agreement 2.0, but going into the final day of the climate conference it looks grim, says Frederik.
    
    We hope, you enjoy the episode!
    
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    Download our latest research report: https://www.greeninnovationgroup.com/#Downloads
    
    Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greeninnovationgroup/
    
    Watch the discussion:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLULwzUEk-A
    
    Connect and discuss innovation with us:
    Frederik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederikvandeurs/
    Joachim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-espeland-almdal-017a6973/
    
    web: https://greeninnovationgroup.com]]>897false1fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/introducing-the-sustainable-healthcare-podcast--49567801https://api.spreaker.com/episode/49567801Wed, 01 Dec 2021 11:45:00 +0000Care Pathway Consulting Aps51false1trailer