FF NAT.413 Sustainability Leadership for Greener Health and Care

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£24,538

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  • Staff training services

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

Commissioned by Greener NHS, The NHS Leadership Academy is supporting the move to a net zero health system by delivering a sustainability leadership programme that improves the NHS' capacity and capability to provide net-zero health and care. 'Sustainability Leadership for Greener Health and Care' launched a first pilot on 29/05/2023, with over 500 participants enrolled, including four cohorts of in-person workshops aimed at senior leaders.

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