Response to: Good Outcomes Result From Good Surgery: A Surgeon's Responsibility to Patients and the Environment

Abstract

Get full access to this article

View all access options for this article.

References

Carr

. Good outcomes result from good surgery: a surgeon’s responsibility to patients and the environment. Plastic Surg. 2024;32(4):569-570.

Gupta

Sharma

. Carbon footprint of surgeries in India: a critical analysis. J Healthcare Policy. 2021;18(2):123-135.

WHO (World Health Organization). Healthcare and climate change: A global perspective. WHO Press; 2022.

MoHFW (Ministry of Health and Family Welfare). Sustainability guidelines for Indian hospitals. Government of India Publication; 2023.

Ravilla

Rengaraj

Balakrishnan

Ravilla

. Eye care and the carbon foot print. IHOPE J Ophthalmol. 2022;1(2):25-31.

Kumar M, Goel V, Jain A, Sharma A, Singh A. Challenges in standardizing environmental data collection in Indian hospitals. Public Health Rep. 2020;35(4):200-215.

Patel

Singh

. Funding for green healthcare initiatives: an Indian perspective. Health Econ J. 2019;12(1):78-92.

IEA (International Energy Agency). India’s energy transition and healthcare sector. 2022. https:// www.iea.org .

Bhatia

. Sustainability in healthcare: challenges and opportunities. Indian J Environ Stud. 2019;15(3):45-60.