ESG引领绿色医疗,“一次性手术包卫生经济学多中心研究项目”正式发布

Core Insights - The ESG concept is reshaping the healthcare system, with a focus on sustainable development and the construction of green hospitals, particularly in the context of operating rooms balancing low-carbon transformation, medical safety, and operational efficiency [1][3] - The "Economic Research Project on Disposable Surgical Packs" was launched, marking the first systematic study in China focusing on low-value consumables from a full lifecycle perspective, aimed at providing scientific evidence for hospitals to achieve cost reduction and green development [3][5] Group 1: ESG and Green Hospitals - The ESG concept has become a core engine for global healthcare transformation, with China's green hospital construction moving from policy guidance to practical implementation [3] - Operating rooms are identified as key areas for resource consumption, where hidden costs related to labor, energy consumption, and waste management are significant [3][4] Group 2: Research Project on Disposable Surgical Packs - The project is a collaboration between Hainan Boao Medical Innovation Research Institute, Health界, and Steady Medical, focusing on the full lifecycle of low-value consumables [4][5] - The project aims to analyze the economic and social value of disposable surgical packs, which have a usage rate of 80%-90% in Europe and the US, compared to only 30% in China [5][6] Group 3: Methodology and Implementation - The research will utilize minimal cost analysis and decision tree models, targeting tertiary public hospitals, and will be conducted in five phases: plan refinement, pre-experiment, data collection, model analysis, and results publication [7] - The forum highlighted the collaboration among different stakeholders, transforming the concepts of "green hospitals" and "health economics research" into actionable steps for sustainable healthcare development [7]