Healthcare Sustainability, Digital Care and Workforce Wellbeing – From Standards to Practice

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17 - 17 Nov, 2026 (for 1 Days)

Time

From 08:30AM to 04:30PM

Location

EIAC

Language

English

Description

Under universal directives and healthcare accreditation standards, healthcare organizations are now expected to show how they use resources responsibly, enhance digital care and AI governance, and protect the health of the people who deliver care. This one-day EIAC masterclass explains the new and revised requirements on sustainability, digital care and artificial intelligence and workforce well-being in healthcare standards and translates them into practical actions, evidence, and measures that facilities can implement and sustain.

Trainer

Rachel Simpson

Audience

Quality teams,  Human Resource Executives, Leadership, Procurement teams, Accreditation Coordinators, healthcare professionals, consultants, regulatory authority and government officials. 

Outline

The morning session will focus on the concept of sustainability in healthcare settings including how to manage environmental risks and implement sustainable processes into everyday operations in both large and small facilities. A session on Digital Care and Artificial Intelligence governance will also be covered. 

The session is a preview into the EIAC revised standards that are aligned with ISQua, ISO and other international benchmarks. 

The afternoon session introduces the workforce wellbeing requirements in EIAC’s revised standards. Participants will explore how to identify and manage workplace risks such as fatigue, stress, burnout and moral injury, strengthen psychological safety and confidential, non-punitive reporting; and provide effective support for staff. Using practical examples, participants will consider how to turn the standards into proportionate policies, everyday practices and measurable improvements. The session is designed to support implementation in healthcare facilities of all sizes including smaller organisations with limited resources.

Material

Certificate

Upon completion of the course:
1. Certificate of Participation – Provided to those who participate in the training.

 

Course Fees

The course fee a training materials, refreshments, and a certificate upon completion.

1050