37 kg di CO2 risparmiate al giorno, che diventano 11 tonnellate all'anno. Come una macchina che percorre 70.000 km.
Questo è uno dei primi risultati di Auxologico nei confronti dell'ambiente e della sostenibilità delle sue attività.
Il traguardo è stato realizzato grazie a un'implementazione tecnica nel Laboratorio analisi che permette di usare meno provette per la stessa quantità di esami del sangue. Minor numero di provette, meno plastica prodotta e smaltita.
Questi e altri vantaggi sono in questo video spiegati dal Dott.Torresani, Direttore del Dipartimento dei Servizi di Medicina di Laboratorio e del Laboratorio analisi cliniche Auxologico di Milano.
Più info sull'impegno di Auxologico per la sostenibilità ambientale:
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Auxologico is an integrated network of specialized hospitals, outpatient clinics, and research centers. Every day, our Analysis Laboratory receives thousands of plastic tubes containing blood samples that are necessary for conducting diagnostic tests for our patients.
One section of the laboratory has recently undergone an IT and instrumental reorganization that allowed us to reduce the number of plastic test tubes by about 30%.
This technological automation, initially designed to increase efficiency, had significant positive effects in terms of environmental impact, workplace safety for operators, benefit for the patients, and economic savings.
This project has a high potential for scalability and replicability, and can be easily adopted by similar organizations.
Furthermore, this success story can help create awareness among our internal stakeholders and motivate them to participate in other 'win-win projects' that benefit workers, patients, and the environment.
“Everything we do is aimed at offering the best quality of care to our patients. We are pleased that the innovations we have implemented, and that we intend to develop, also have other important benefits in terms of environmental, social, healthcare worker safety, and economic impact. We believe that this is the right approach to make healthcare increasingly sustainable from all perspectives."
Dr. Erminio Torresani, Director of the Auxologico IRCCS Analysis Laboratory.