Every day, intensive care units save lives. They are places of innovation, technology, and hope. Yet behind every ventilator, monitor, laboratory test, and data server lies a hidden reality: healthcare has an environmental footprint. As the climate crisis becomes one of the defining challenges of our time, intensive care professionals are beginning to ask difficult questions. How much does intensive care contribute to environmental change? Can we continue to provide the highest quality of care while reducing our impact on the planet? And what responsibility do healthcare professionals have in shaping a more sustainable future? In this special podcast series, we bring together leading experts from around the world to explore the intersection between intensive care, sustainability, and climate action.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEvery day, intensive care units save lives. They are places of innovation, technology, and hope. Yet behind every ventilator, monitor, laboratory test, and data server lies a hidden reality: healthcare has an environmental footprint. As the climate crisis becomes one of the defining challenges of our time, intensive care professionals are beginning to ask difficult questions.
Recent episodes include "Research as Part of the Solution" (28 October 2026, 10 minutes), "Learning from Low- and Middle-Income Countries" (21 October 2026, 8 minutes), and "The Reality of ICU Emissions" (7 October 2026, 17 minutes).
Booking probability for Intensive Care in a Changing Climate is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Intensive Care in a Changing Climate requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Intensive Care in a Changing Climate's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Intensive Care in a Changing Climate are Hospitals and Scientific Research & Development. Intensive Care in a Changing Climate has a health audience.
Intensive Care in a Changing Climate is a health podcast.
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Episode #4
<p>We begin with Professor Nicole Juffermans, who explores a topic often overlooked in discussions about sustainability: research itself.</p><p>Modern intensive care relies on vast amounts of data. Every study...
<p>Innovation does not always come from the most resource-rich settings.</p><p>In our conversation with Professor Sheila Myatra, we explore how low- and middle-income countries have long faced the challenge of...
Episode #2
<p>While awareness of sustainability is growing, many clinicians still wonder where the environmental impact of intensive care actually comes from.</p><p>In this segment, prof Forbes McGain explores the main sources of...
Episode #1
<p>Understanding the problem is only the first step. Real change happens when ideas become actions.</p><p>Professor Pedro Povoa shares his experience leading sustainability initiatives within his university hospital...
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