What does HCWH stand for?

Health Care Without Harm (Washington, DC, USA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

HEALTH CARE WITHOUT HARM One of the first leaders in the healthcare sustainability movement, Health Care Without Harm (HCWH) is a nonprofit, international network of healthcare organizations, clinicians, environmental groups, and other advocates.

Helping hands: leaders in the healthcare sustainability movement

Immediate pastchair of WNA's Wisconsin Environmental Health Nursing Coalition Special Interest Group, Laura Anderko, PhD, RN is the 2009 recipient of the Charlotte Brody Award issued by Guiding Lights of The Luminary Project of Health Care Without Harm (HCWH.

Wisconsin's early nurse practice acts

Health Care Without Harm has for 13 years led a "greening" movement in the health industry.

United States: Healthcare Sector Leaders Urge Obama, Congress to ...

Shortly after the report, Health Care Without Harm was launched, and with its help, the number of medical waste incinerators went from 3,000 to less than 100 today.

Green workplace practices making an impact on health

There is an obvious need for laws that force the beauty industry to clean up its act," said Stacy Malkan of Health Care Without Harm.

Baby lotions, shampoos, powders may expose infants to worrisome ...

There is an obvious need for laws that force the beauty industry to clean up its act," said Stacy Malkan of Health Care Without Harm.

Study warns of chemicals in baby items

Health Care Without Harm is an international coalition of over 460 organizations in more than 50 countries, working to transform the health care sector so it is no longer a source of harm to people and the environment.

Chemical exposures on the job may be linked to diseases in nurses

Environmental Protection Agency, Health Care Without Harm and the American Nurses Association to focus on environmental sustainability in health care.

Hospitals restore their environments to health