What happens to healthcare services during hurricanes like Melissa? Or when your doctor’s office loses power in a heat wave or is flooded in a storm? According to a new study from Harvard, almost half of the U.S. clinics and hospitals surveyed don’t know how to protect patients in their care when extreme weather events affect their facilities. And 84% said climate change is already hurting patient health! So Harvard developed a guide: the Climate Resilience for Frontline Clinics Toolkit. This toolkit is made for both clinic administrators and medical staff, but also volunteers and patients. Its goal: teach smart practices to successfully bring help to those who need it. That’s why the guide is free, online, in both English and Spanish. The Climate Resilience for Frontline Clinics Toolkit is available on the @americares website. #healthcare #health #climatecrisis #disasterrelief #climateresilience
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia
Up to Us powered by Veolia


Up to Us powered by Veolia