Attitudes and Perceptions of Canadian Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgeons and Residents on Environmental Sustainability.
Attitudes and Perceptions of Canadian Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgeons and Residents on Environmental Sustainability.
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10.1002/oto2.40
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发表时间：
2023-01
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影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
Strychowsky, Julie E.
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Hathi, Kalpesh;Fowler, James;Zahabi, Sarah;Dzioba, Agnieszka;Madou, Edward;Gunz, Anna C.;Sowerby, Leigh J.;Nichols, Anthony C.;Strychowsky, Julie E.
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医疗保健系统，特别是手术室，对温室气体排放有很大贡献。解决手术室环境可持续性问题需要了解当前的实践、意见和障碍。这是第一项评估耳鼻喉科医生对环境可持续性的态度和看法的研究。横向虚拟调查通过电子邮件向加拿大耳鼻咽喉头颈外科学会的活跃成员进行调查。在REDCap中开发了23个问题的调查。这些问题集中在四个主题上：（1）人口统计学，（2）态度和信仰，（3）机构实践，（4）教育。采用了多项选择、李克特量表和开放式问题的组合。缓解率为11%（n = 80/699）。大多数受访者强烈相信气候变化（86%）。只有20%的人强烈同意手术室导致气候危机。大多数人认为环境可持续性在家中（62%）和社区（64%）非常重要，只有46%的人认为这在手术室非常重要。环境可持续性的障碍是激励（68%），医院支持（60%），信息/知识（59%），成本（58%）和时间（50%）。在参与居住计划的人中，89%（n = 49/55）的人报告说没有关于环境可持续性的教育，或者他们不确定是否有。加拿大耳鼻喉科医生强烈相信气候变化，但对于手术室作为一个重要的贡献者有更多的矛盾心理。有必要进行进一步的教育和系统地减少障碍，以促进耳鼻喉科手术室的生态行动。
Healthcare systems, specifically operating rooms, significantly contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. Addressing operating room environmental sustainability requires understanding current practices, opinions, and barriers. This is the first study assessing the attitudes and perceptions of otolaryngologists on environmental sustainability. Cross‐sectional virtual survey. Email survey to active members of the Canadian Society of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery. A 23‐question survey was developed in REDCap. The questions focused on four themes: (1) demographics, (2) attitudes and beliefs, (3) institutional practices, and (4) education. A combination of multiple choice, Likert‐scale, and open‐ended questions were employed. Response rate was 11% (n = 80/699). Most respondents strongly believed in climate change (86%). Only 20% strongly agree that operating rooms contribute to the climate crisis. Most agree environmental sustainability is very important at home (62%) and in their community (64%), only 46% said it was very important in the operating room. Barriers to environmental sustainability were incentives (68%), hospital supports (60%), information/knowledge (59%), cost (58%), and time (50%). Of those involved in residency programs, 89% (n = 49/55) reported there was no education on environmental sustainability or they were unsure if there was. Canadian otolaryngologists strongly believe in climate change, but there is more ambivalence regarding operating rooms as a significant contributor. There is a need for further education and a systemic reduction of barriers to facilitate eco‐action in otolaryngology operating rooms.
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DOI：
10.1186/s40463-022-00569-7
发表时间：
2022-04-06
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作者：
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发表时间：
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作者：
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