uniform swap aims to minimise waste Staff can now swap uniforms they no longer need, in a new planetary health initiative.
sustainability goals, which include reducing the environmental footprint of healthcare operations and advocating for greener practices within the workplace. For more information and to access the uniform swap page, visit: https://bit.ly/4f0EWDq
This program enables staff members to exchange uniforms they no longer require, fostering a sustainable approach to managing work attire. This initiative addresses the pressing
concern regarding the environmental impact of discarded uniforms, many of which remain in excellent condition yet are no longer utilised. By providing a platform for staff to donate or swap uniforms, NSLHD is championing a circular economy Working in RNSH, Intensive Care Unit (ICU) data manager Grace Leith, has successfully spearheaded initial swaps on the intranet. “The swap page has proven to be an effective means of repurposing our uniforms both within and beyond the ICU,” she said. within the workplace. “This initiative is a vital step towards sustainable practice in healthcare.” All staff members across the district can participate in the swap, which will occur regularly. Early feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with the opportunity to save money while contributing to an environmentally responsible initiative. The Uniform Swap is integral to NSLHD’s broader employees expressing appreciation for
Kyla Wilson, ICU Ward Clerk, and Grace Leith, ANZICS Data Manager, ICU, Royal North Shore Hospital.
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