Project #31: Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Jackson: A CQI Story about the Triumphs of Science and Collaboration in Changing Clinical Operations

Authors

Joshua Goldblatt, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Kimberly Finch
Terry A. Ellis, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Kannan Suri-Mohanram, Henry Ford HealthFollow

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Description

The climate change crisis threatens human health by adversely affecting the spread of infectious disease, malnutrition, mental health, and the displacement of people or communities. The Anesthesiology Performance Improvement and Reporting Exchange (ASPIRE) is a project of the Multicenter Perioperative Outcomes Group (MPOG) Collaborative Quality Initiative (CQI). Their sustainability goal is to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from anesthesia waste used in the US by optimizing environmentally-safer anesthesia agents and managing fresh gas flow.

Publication Date

3-12-2024

Publisher

Henry Ford Health

City

Detroit, Michigan

Keywords

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Recommended Citation

Goldblatt, Joshua; Finch, Kimberly; Ellis, Terry A.; and Suri-Mohanram, Kannan, "Project #31: Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Jackson: A CQI Story about the Triumphs of Science and Collaboration in Changing Clinical Operations" (2024). Quality Expo 2024. 34.
https://scholarlycommons.henryford.com/qualityexpo2024/34