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Net zero strategies

Assessment

 

How we achieve this:

In this stage, the environmental impact of the medical design process is assessed, including the energy use, resource consumption, and waste generation associated with the design and production of medical devices. This may involve conducting a life cycle assessment (LCA) to identify areas of improvement.

Planning

How we achieve this:

In this stage, a plan is developed to reduce the environmental impact of the medical design process and achieve net zero emissions. This may involve setting targets for emissions reductions, developing a roadmap for reducing emissions, and identifying specific actions that can be taken to improve energy efficiency, reduce waste, and promote sustainable practices in the design process.

Implementation

How we achieve this:

In this stage, the plan is put into action, and specific measures are taken to reduce the environmental impact of the medical design process. This may involve using sustainable materials and manufacturing processes, optimizing product design for sustainability, and promoting energy efficiency and waste reduction throughout the design process.

Monitor and report

How we achieve this

In this stage, the finished medical device is subject to rigorous quality control processes and testing to ensure that it meets all regulatory and performance requirements. This may involve visual inspection, functional testing, and other types of testing to ensure that the device is safe and reliable.

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Life cycle analysis

Life cycle analysis refers to gauging of the environmental impact throughout the life cycle of a product or service.

Aiming at reducing the environmental impact, and improve the sustainability of a product or service.
Life cycle analysis is designed to help you understand your carbon emissions, usually in the form of a report. The service covers carbon portfolios for companies and organizations