Name: CleanMed Europe 2025
Start: 10/06/2025 07:30 AM +00:00
End: 13/06/2025 04:00 PM +00:00

We are a focused biopharma company with strong momentum and big ambitions, to unite science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together. We aim to positively impact the health of 2.5 billion people by the end of the decade, as a successful, growing company where people can thrive.
To help get ahead of disease and deliver real human health impact we need to look broadly and deeply at the interconnections of climate, nature and health.
We&rsquo;re committed to a net zero, nature positive, healthier planet, with ambitious goals set for 2030 and 2045.

At Philips, we believe sustainable care means the world&nbsp; Climate change is threatening the health and livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people around the world, often hitting the most vulnerable communities earliest and hardest. At the same time, pollution is leading to increased rates of chronic disease, like asthma and cardiovascular disease.
The link between human health and environmental health is central to sustainable healthcare. It's all about delivering quality care to more people in more places, while reducing environmental impact.
Where the best care for the patient does no harm to the planet At Philips, we continue to innovate and scale up our portfolio of energy-efficient, circular, digital and cloud-based solutions. In this way, we can help health systems address their most pressing challenges, including cost of care, staff shortages and growing health disparities, while at the same time reducing their environmental impact.
What we&rsquo;re doing Just some of the actions we&rsquo;re taking to deliver environmental and social impact include:
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<li>Being the first health technology company to have its CO₂ emission reduction targets for Scopes 1, 2 and 3, assessed and approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, and in line with the 1.5 degrees global warming scenario.</li>
<li>Setting ambitious targets to drive sustainable and circular innovation.</li>
<li>Taking back our large medical equipment for refurbishment, parts harvesting or recycling as part of our Closing the loop commitment.</li>
<li>And with 41% of our suppliers (based on spend) now committed to science-based targets, Philips is already well on the way to achieving the 50% supplier commitment target for 2025.&nbsp;</li>
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Find out more about how Philips is creating value and <a href="https://www.philips.com/a-w/about/news/archive/features/2023/20231016-partnering-with-customers-to-drive-sustainable-healthcare">driving sustainable impact.</a>

Philips

M&ouml;lnlycke Health Care is a world-leading MedTech company that specialises in sustainable solutions for wound care and surgical procedures. M&ouml;lnlycke partners with hospitals, health care providers and patients in complex ecosystems in over 100 countries around the world. Founded in 1849, M&ouml;lnlycke is owned by Investor AB and headquartered in Sweden. Our purpose is to revolutionise care for people and planet. We drive change that improves the health and wellbeing of patients and those who care for them, while reducing the environmental footprint of healthcare.

Mölnlycke Health Care

At Johnson &amp; Johnson, we believe health is everything. Our strength in healthcare innovation empowers us to build a world where complex diseases are prevented, treated, and cured, where treatments are smarter and less invasive, and solutions are personal. Through our expertise in Innovative Medicine and MedTech, we are uniquely positioned to innovate across the full spectrum of healthcare solutions today to deliver the breakthroughs of tomorrow, and profoundly impact health for humanity. Learn more at https://www.jnj.com/. &nbsp;

Johnson & Johnson

While you are creating a healthier world, we are advancing our sustainability solutions.

Becton Dickinson

Aboca was founded in 1978 in Sansepolcro, within the province of Arezzo, aiming to make natural substances a central part of health and well-being again, through the study of the body's pathophysiological mechanisms and scientific research using Evidence-Based Medicine criteria and the concept of One Health.&nbsp;
Aboca has expertise in the development, production and marketing of medical devices and food supplements made of natural and biodegradable molecular complexes. &nbsp;
The company has an integrated production and supply chain that covers everything from organic farming and production to distribution.&nbsp;
Aboca offers solutions for 52 health needs, mainly in the areas of the respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, and metabolism.&nbsp;
In 2023, its turnover reached 318 million euros, a growth of over 20% on the previous year and 8 million euros have been invested in various branches of scientific research.&nbsp;
Aboca has a market presence in 25 countries. with 6 subsidiaries (Spain, Poland, Germany, France, Belgium, and Argentina) and 19 distributors in EU and non-EU areas.
The Group employs more than 1,500 people, 230 of whom work abroad.
Today, Aboca is a Benefit Corporation with an international B Corp certification and is committed to adding benefit to the community and the environment by operating responsibly, sustainably, and transparently.

Aboca

Welcome to Health Care Without Harm Europe's booth. Our mission is to create a sustainable healthcare sector that promotes healthier lives and a healthier environment. As a network of healthcare leaders and professionals across Europe and globally, we demonstrate that top-quality care can be both environmentally and financially sustainable. Join us to explore resources, meet our team, and learn how you can be part of this vital movement.&nbsp;
Together, we can make a difference.

Health Care Without Harm Europe

The Sustainable Healthcare Coalition is a collaboration between the NHS and private sector companies that engages and connects with a range of players in the UK and internationally to accelerate and amplify action on net zero healthcare. Its specific aim is to aid understanding and foster action to address the sustainability issues facing healthcare, through open dialogue and collaborative action. Our focus is on measuring impact and, by providing practical tools for change, fostering innovation.&nbsp;

Sustainable Healthcare Coalition

HealthManagement.org (HM) promotes management, leadership, cross-collaboration, and winning practices. A 50,000-plus membership-driven community makes it one of the largest healthcare business networks.
A multidimensional health information portal, we advance your work and performance in healthcare. Executive, Imaging, Cardiology, IT and Lab Management are key areas covered.
Click this link https://iii.hm/cme2023 for a complimentary subscription.
More than 100 associations, institutions and congresses have chosen HM as their key partner.
HM is a product of MindByte Communications, the marketing and media agency of several leading not-for-profit organisations.

HealthManagement.org

Addressing the vital role healthcare plays beyond the hospital walls, the first day of CleanMed Europe will focus on how strategic changes to an institution drives the sustainability of the whole organisation. This day explores how healthcare senior leaders have the potential to be pioneers in leading a powerful movement that redefines healthcare.

Day 1 | Top-level Transformation

We are very proud to open CleanMed Europe 2025 with an inspiring presentation from Dr Maria P. Neira, the Director of the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Health at the World Health Organization (WHO). We are also pleased to welcome Mark Wilson, the new Executive Director of Health Care Without Harm Europe, for our opening plenary session.

Opening Plenary and Keynote | Dr Maria Neira

In this session, we will learn how circular healthcare is reshaping our approach to health and creating sustainable, cost-effective solutions that benefit both individuals and the environment. &nbsp;By reducing waste, optimising resources, and promoting long-term well-being, this approach revolutionises the healthcare sector, making it more sustainable for individuals, the planet, and your budget.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Caterina Camerani

John Söderberg

Tatiana De Wée

How circular healthcare is transforming health for people, the planet and your budget

The first of two parts, this session will provide an overview of the evolving climate policy landscape, with a focus on key EU climate policies and their implications for healthcare providers.&nbsp;
We will explore the European Green Deal and the Fit for 55 package, examining how these ambitious targets impact healthcare systems and their sustainability goals. The session will also highlight the increasing relevance of health in global climate action, tracing key milestones from the COP26 Health Programme.&nbsp;
Part two takes place on Day 2, Wednesday 11 June.

Policy pipeline part 1: Healthcare in the climate policy dialogue   EU and global perspectives

This workshop will focus on how to accurately calculate emissions and best practices in the field of climate calculations. We will also preview a resource developed to streamline data collection.

Workshop | A guide to calculating carbon footprints

This session explores strategies for hospitals to assess and reduce their water footprints, minimising both environmental and community impacts. Water resilience is a critical challenge for the healthcare sector facing the triple planetary crisis. Healthcare&rsquo;s role in water pollution exacerbates biodiversity loss and accelerates antibiotic resistance, one of the greatest threats to global health in the coming decades.&nbsp;
We will establish a common understanding of the "water footprint" within healthcare contexts, examine the impact of water pollution and scarcity on human health, and identify actionable policies and practices that attendees can implement in their respective settings.

Klara Westling

Luna Dayekh

Cleaning hospitals' dirty water: Reducing the healthcare water footprint

This session will explore the interconnected role of hospitals within cities. It will feature three case studies showcasing different approaches to building eco-cities in partnership with healthcare systems. The aim is to show the role hospitals have within transforming entire local systems and achieving Net Zero emissions.
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Transforming healthcare: Hospitals and eco-cities

Through policy and guidance, health systems play a pivotal role in shaping the strategy of healthcare providers &ndash; and can help them get on the path to net zero. This session will explore the challenges and opportunities in working towards ambitious carbon reduction goals in health systems. Attendees will gain valuable insights into overcoming barriers, navigating conflicting priorities, and fostering change. By showcasing tangible examples, this session aims to inspire and equip health providers with the knowledge and strategies needed to develop decarbonisation roadmaps and lead the transition to a net zero future.

Judith Lambert

Challenges and opportunities in driving decarbonisation in health systems

Dr Maria Neira

Prof Dr Carl Moons

Judith Hargreaves

Dr Karan Rajan

Else De Ridder

FIONA MARIA GARIN MC DONAGH

Natalia Allué Orduña

Federica Pirro

Josephine Frame

Stefano Cisternino

Fangyue Chen

Antonia Herzog

Sanskrithi Thakur

Emily Kennedy

Lucas Panneel

Primary Theme-CME25

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Conference admission - CleanMed Europe 2025

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Agenda

Speakers21 Speakers

Dr Maria Neira

Prof Dr Carl Moons

Judith Hargreaves

Dr Karan Rajan

Else De Ridder

Caterina Camerani

John Söderberg

Tatiana De Wée

Klara Westling

Luna Dayekh

Judith Lambert

FIONA MARIA GARIN MC DONAGH

Natalia Allué Orduña

Federica Pirro

Josephine Frame

Stefano Cisternino

Fangyue Chen

Antonia Herzog

Sanskrithi Thakur

Emily Kennedy

Lucas Panneel

Sponsors6 Sponsors

GSK

Philips

Mölnlycke Health Care

Johnson & Johnson

Becton Dickinson

Aboca

In association with1 In association with

Health Care Without Harm Europe

Support partners2 Support partners

Sustainable Healthcare Coalition

HealthManagement.org

Agenda

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Dr Maria Neira

Prof Dr Carl Moons

Judith Hargreaves

Dr Karan Rajan

Else De Ridder

Caterina Camerani

John Söderberg

Tatiana De Wée

Klara Westling

Luna Dayekh

Judith Lambert

FIONA MARIA GARIN MC DONAGH

Natalia Allué Orduña

Federica Pirro

Josephine Frame

Stefano Cisternino

Fangyue Chen

Antonia Herzog

Sanskrithi Thakur

Emily Kennedy

Lucas Panneel

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GSK

Philips

Mölnlycke Health Care

Johnson & Johnson

Becton Dickinson

Aboca

In association with1 In association with

Health Care Without Harm Europe

Support partners2 Support partners

Sustainable Healthcare Coalition

HealthManagement.org

Speakers21 Speakers

Sponsors6 Sponsors