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Impact of carbon footprint information on inhaler prescribing intentions by general practitioners: protocol for an online factorial randomised experiment

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By Luise Kazda, Timothy Schlub, Michelle Guppy, Mike Forrester, Debbie Rigby, Alexandra Barratt, Darlene Cox, Michael Loftus, Katy JL Bell
| Respiratory Medicine Verified
Keywords randomised experiment prescribing general practitioner primary care respiratory inhalers asthma carbon footprint epidemiology Introduction The climate crisis necessitates urgent action across all sectors to reduce emissions, including healthcare, which contributes substantially to greenhouse gas emissions globally1. To achieve net zero targets, health systems must transition to low carbon clinical care2.
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Estimated carbon emissions for PBS‐subsidised prescription respiratory inhalers, Australia, 2019-2023: a descriptive analysis

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By Katy JL, Luise Kazda, Alexandra Barratt, Sean I. Docking
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) Verified
Med J Aust 2025; 223 (4): 214-217. || doi: 10.5694/mja2.52715 Published online: 18 August 2025 The Australian National Health and Climate Strategy1 identifies reducing the use of pressurised, metered dose inhalers as a high priority for decarbonising health care.
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Environmental sustainability of research and innovation

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By Jonathan E. Slutzman, Alexandra Barratt, Jodi D. Sherman
| The BMJ Verified
Jonathan E Slutzman, assistant professor of emergency medicine1, Alexandra Barratt, professor of public health2, Jodi D Sherman, associate professor of anesthesiology3 1Center for the Environment and Health Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School 2Wiser Healthcare University of Sydney 3Yale Center on Climate Change and Health Yale School of Public Health Corrrespondence to: J Sherman jodi.sherman{at}yale.edu New concordat is necessary but no match for the scale of the challenge...
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