Ubiquity Presstech@ubiquitypress.com20261014T064550Generated by RUA metadata exporterwr-12-m-15-978191248244303011597819124824430610.22599/OralHealth01internal-reference1200BCB20210Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)02http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/0101Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral HealthcareA Joint Stakeholder Statement1A01210000-0002-6380-559XNicolas MartinNicolasMartinSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProf. Nicolas Martin is a clinical Professor in Restorative Dentistry at the University of Sheffield (UK). He has a keen interest in the pursuit of all aspects of pedagogy, research and the clinical domains of his discipline. Professor Martin is Head of the Academic Unit of Restorative Dentistry and the Programme Director for the three-year specialty clinical doctorate educational programme with extensive learning & teaching commitments.
Prof. Martin has a strong personal research profile as principal investigator in relevant collaborative multi-disciplinary projects, with a focus on sustainability, pedagogy and the clinical performance of restorative systems.
Within the field of sustainability research, he is currently leading on a number of major funded projects with associated published outputs: The environmental impact of dental restorative materials; the circularity of plastics in clinical dental practice; Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) of dental restorative materials; Waste management from dental amalgam in municipal water systems; and Plastic packaging in healthcare.
Prof. Martin chairs the World Dental Federation (FDI) Task Team for Sustainable Dentistry and has led and contributed to a wide range of key outputs in this domain. (https://www.fdiworlddental.org/sustainability-dentistry)2A01210000-0001-7979-3696Steven MulliganStevenMulliganSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldDr Steven Mulligan is a dentist, clinical teacher and researcher working within the School ofClinical Dentistry, The University of Sheffield. He has authored and co-authored multiple scientific articles investigating the environmental impact of dental materials, single-use plastics in dentistry, microparticulate waste generated from resin-based composite and sustainable oral healthcare in peer-reviewed journals. He has presented this research internationally and in the media. He is a founding member of the FDI World Dental Federation’s Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team. FDI’s Sustainability in Dentistry project was established to motivate and inspire a commitment to reduce the collective environmental impact of dentistry, working with practitioners, patients, and the supply chain itself.3A01Ian J. ShellardIan J.ShellardThe University of NottinghamProfessor Ian Shellard is a consultant in supply chain strategy and design whose experience includes working in the aerospace, automotive, energy, nuclear and pharmaceutical sectors on projects covering global service support, vaccine logistics and sustainable supply chain operation. Before setting up his consultancy company in 2013, he was, for 13 years, Global Physical Logistics Director of Rolls-Royce plc. Ian is an Honorary Professor at the University of Sheffield School of Management and the University of Nottingham Business School and is a member of the Logistics and Operations Management Advisory Board at Cardiff University Business School.4A01210000-0001-5234-1104Paul V. HattonPaul V.HattonSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProfessor Paul Hatton holds a Personal Chair in bioengineering and is currently the Director of Research for the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Sheffield, UK. Professor Hatton is one of Europe’s leading bioengineers with an interdisciplinary research group working on emerging healthcare and manufacturing technologies to improve the repair and regeneration of human musculoskeletal and dental tissues. He applies this expertise extensively in undergraduate and postgraduate education, and more widely in academic-industrial collaboration to deliver safe, effective and sustainable healthcare innovation to the market.01eng00700323User DefinedDentistry23User DefinedEnvironmental Science23User DefinedOral Health12Oral Health12Sustainability12Environment12Dentistry10MED01600010SCI02600093MKE93TQ01010300Please note: you can download the full ebook using the above buttons.
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The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
Readers may prefer to download and cite from the PDF version of this book. This has a specific DOI and has a fixed structure with page numbers. Guidance on citing from other ebook versions without stable page numbers (Kindle, EPUB etc.) is now usually offered within style guidance (e.g. by the MLA style guide, The Chicago Manual of Style etc.) so please check the information offered on this by the referencing style you use.
Further information on the order process0200Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement, led by the FDI World Dental Federation, for the provision of environmentally sustainable oral healthcare, recognises the need to establish a comprehensive action framework that has been agreed by the whole supply chain in a consensual and non-partisan manner. The consensus statement identifies that oral healthcare has an environmental impact, recognises the need to address this, and proposes a range of agreed strategies to manage this important issue.3000Please note: you can download the full ebook using the above buttons.
Read online or download: free
Purchase price for print volume (including shipping and handling fees): £20.71
The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
Readers may prefer to download and cite from the PDF version of this book. This has a specific DOI and has a fixed structure with page numbers. Guidance on citing from other ebook versions without stable page numbers (Kindle, EPUB etc.) is now usually offered within style guidance (e.g. by the MLA style guide, The Chicago Manual of Style etc.) so please check the information offered on this by the referencing style you use.
Further information on the order process2000Open Access01000302https://storage.googleapis.com/rua-wr/files/media/cover_images/df8901e8-86c1-49ac-8031-5c6ed257bc91.png01URLhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.ukWhite Rose University Press01White Rose University Press01Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk/books/m/10.22599/OralHealthYork040120221201The Author(s)02WORLD061597819124824500615978191248246706159781912482474WORLD11Unknown20082022120108wr-12-m-15-978191248245003011597819124824500610.22599/OralHealth01internal-reference1200EBE10710Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)02http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/0101Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral HealthcareA Joint Stakeholder Statement1A01210000-0002-6380-559XNicolas MartinNicolasMartinSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProf. Nicolas Martin is a clinical Professor in Restorative Dentistry at the University of Sheffield (UK). He has a keen interest in the pursuit of all aspects of pedagogy, research and the clinical domains of his discipline. Professor Martin is Head of the Academic Unit of Restorative Dentistry and the Programme Director for the three-year specialty clinical doctorate educational programme with extensive learning & teaching commitments.
Prof. Martin has a strong personal research profile as principal investigator in relevant collaborative multi-disciplinary projects, with a focus on sustainability, pedagogy and the clinical performance of restorative systems.
Within the field of sustainability research, he is currently leading on a number of major funded projects with associated published outputs: The environmental impact of dental restorative materials; the circularity of plastics in clinical dental practice; Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) of dental restorative materials; Waste management from dental amalgam in municipal water systems; and Plastic packaging in healthcare.
Prof. Martin chairs the World Dental Federation (FDI) Task Team for Sustainable Dentistry and has led and contributed to a wide range of key outputs in this domain. (https://www.fdiworlddental.org/sustainability-dentistry)2A01210000-0001-7979-3696Steven MulliganStevenMulliganSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldDr Steven Mulligan is a dentist, clinical teacher and researcher working within the School ofClinical Dentistry, The University of Sheffield. He has authored and co-authored multiple scientific articles investigating the environmental impact of dental materials, single-use plastics in dentistry, microparticulate waste generated from resin-based composite and sustainable oral healthcare in peer-reviewed journals. He has presented this research internationally and in the media. He is a founding member of the FDI World Dental Federation’s Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team. FDI’s Sustainability in Dentistry project was established to motivate and inspire a commitment to reduce the collective environmental impact of dentistry, working with practitioners, patients, and the supply chain itself.3A01Ian J. ShellardIan J.ShellardThe University of NottinghamProfessor Ian Shellard is a consultant in supply chain strategy and design whose experience includes working in the aerospace, automotive, energy, nuclear and pharmaceutical sectors on projects covering global service support, vaccine logistics and sustainable supply chain operation. Before setting up his consultancy company in 2013, he was, for 13 years, Global Physical Logistics Director of Rolls-Royce plc. Ian is an Honorary Professor at the University of Sheffield School of Management and the University of Nottingham Business School and is a member of the Logistics and Operations Management Advisory Board at Cardiff University Business School.4A01210000-0001-5234-1104Paul V. HattonPaul V.HattonSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProfessor Paul Hatton holds a Personal Chair in bioengineering and is currently the Director of Research for the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Sheffield, UK. Professor Hatton is one of Europe’s leading bioengineers with an interdisciplinary research group working on emerging healthcare and manufacturing technologies to improve the repair and regeneration of human musculoskeletal and dental tissues. He applies this expertise extensively in undergraduate and postgraduate education, and more widely in academic-industrial collaboration to deliver safe, effective and sustainable healthcare innovation to the market.01eng00700323User DefinedDentistry23User DefinedEnvironmental Science23User DefinedOral Health12Oral Health12Sustainability12Environment12Dentistry10MED01600010SCI02600093MKE93TQ01010300Please note: you can download the full ebook using the above buttons.
Read online or download: free
Purchase price for print volume (including shipping and handling fees): £20.71
The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
Readers may prefer to download and cite from the PDF version of this book. This has a specific DOI and has a fixed structure with page numbers. Guidance on citing from other ebook versions without stable page numbers (Kindle, EPUB etc.) is now usually offered within style guidance (e.g. by the MLA style guide, The Chicago Manual of Style etc.) so please check the information offered on this by the referencing style you use.
Further information on the order process0200Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement, led by the FDI World Dental Federation, for the provision of environmentally sustainable oral healthcare, recognises the need to establish a comprehensive action framework that has been agreed by the whole supply chain in a consensual and non-partisan manner. The consensus statement identifies that oral healthcare has an environmental impact, recognises the need to address this, and proposes a range of agreed strategies to manage this important issue.3000Please note: you can download the full ebook using the above buttons.
Read online or download: free
Purchase price for print volume (including shipping and handling fees): £20.71
The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
Readers may prefer to download and cite from the PDF version of this book. This has a specific DOI and has a fixed structure with page numbers. Guidance on citing from other ebook versions without stable page numbers (Kindle, EPUB etc.) is now usually offered within style guidance (e.g. by the MLA style guide, The Chicago Manual of Style etc.) so please check the information offered on this by the referencing style you use.
Further information on the order process2000Open Access01000302https://storage.googleapis.com/rua-wr/files/media/cover_images/df8901e8-86c1-49ac-8031-5c6ed257bc91.png01URLhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.ukWhite Rose University Press01White Rose University Press01Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk/books/m/10.22599/OralHealthYork040120221201The Author(s)02WORLD061597819124824430615978191248246706159781912482474WORLD11Unknown36Supplier’s website for a specified workhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk29Supplier’s website: download the titlehttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk/books/12/files/0646c270-71e1-4cef-9164-93fe998f5ca0.pdf20082022120101wr-12-m-15-978191248246703011597819124824670610.22599/OralHealth01internal-reference1200EBE101E20010Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)02http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/0101Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral HealthcareA Joint Stakeholder Statement1A01210000-0002-6380-559XNicolas MartinNicolasMartinSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProf. Nicolas Martin is a clinical Professor in Restorative Dentistry at the University of Sheffield (UK). He has a keen interest in the pursuit of all aspects of pedagogy, research and the clinical domains of his discipline. Professor Martin is Head of the Academic Unit of Restorative Dentistry and the Programme Director for the three-year specialty clinical doctorate educational programme with extensive learning & teaching commitments.
Prof. Martin has a strong personal research profile as principal investigator in relevant collaborative multi-disciplinary projects, with a focus on sustainability, pedagogy and the clinical performance of restorative systems.
Within the field of sustainability research, he is currently leading on a number of major funded projects with associated published outputs: The environmental impact of dental restorative materials; the circularity of plastics in clinical dental practice; Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) of dental restorative materials; Waste management from dental amalgam in municipal water systems; and Plastic packaging in healthcare.
Prof. Martin chairs the World Dental Federation (FDI) Task Team for Sustainable Dentistry and has led and contributed to a wide range of key outputs in this domain. (https://www.fdiworlddental.org/sustainability-dentistry)2A01210000-0001-7979-3696Steven MulliganStevenMulliganSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldDr Steven Mulligan is a dentist, clinical teacher and researcher working within the School ofClinical Dentistry, The University of Sheffield. He has authored and co-authored multiple scientific articles investigating the environmental impact of dental materials, single-use plastics in dentistry, microparticulate waste generated from resin-based composite and sustainable oral healthcare in peer-reviewed journals. He has presented this research internationally and in the media. He is a founding member of the FDI World Dental Federation’s Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team. FDI’s Sustainability in Dentistry project was established to motivate and inspire a commitment to reduce the collective environmental impact of dentistry, working with practitioners, patients, and the supply chain itself.3A01Ian J. ShellardIan J.ShellardThe University of NottinghamProfessor Ian Shellard is a consultant in supply chain strategy and design whose experience includes working in the aerospace, automotive, energy, nuclear and pharmaceutical sectors on projects covering global service support, vaccine logistics and sustainable supply chain operation. Before setting up his consultancy company in 2013, he was, for 13 years, Global Physical Logistics Director of Rolls-Royce plc. Ian is an Honorary Professor at the University of Sheffield School of Management and the University of Nottingham Business School and is a member of the Logistics and Operations Management Advisory Board at Cardiff University Business School.4A01210000-0001-5234-1104Paul V. HattonPaul V.HattonSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProfessor Paul Hatton holds a Personal Chair in bioengineering and is currently the Director of Research for the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Sheffield, UK. Professor Hatton is one of Europe’s leading bioengineers with an interdisciplinary research group working on emerging healthcare and manufacturing technologies to improve the repair and regeneration of human musculoskeletal and dental tissues. He applies this expertise extensively in undergraduate and postgraduate education, and more widely in academic-industrial collaboration to deliver safe, effective and sustainable healthcare innovation to the market.01eng00700323User DefinedDentistry23User DefinedEnvironmental Science23User DefinedOral Health12Oral Health12Sustainability12Environment12Dentistry10MED01600010SCI02600093MKE93TQ01010300Please note: you can download the full ebook using the above buttons.
Read online or download: free
Purchase price for print volume (including shipping and handling fees): £20.71
The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
Readers may prefer to download and cite from the PDF version of this book. This has a specific DOI and has a fixed structure with page numbers. Guidance on citing from other ebook versions without stable page numbers (Kindle, EPUB etc.) is now usually offered within style guidance (e.g. by the MLA style guide, The Chicago Manual of Style etc.) so please check the information offered on this by the referencing style you use.
Further information on the order process0200Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement, led by the FDI World Dental Federation, for the provision of environmentally sustainable oral healthcare, recognises the need to establish a comprehensive action framework that has been agreed by the whole supply chain in a consensual and non-partisan manner. The consensus statement identifies that oral healthcare has an environmental impact, recognises the need to address this, and proposes a range of agreed strategies to manage this important issue.3000Please note: you can download the full ebook using the above buttons.
Read online or download: free
Purchase price for print volume (including shipping and handling fees): £20.71
The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
Readers may prefer to download and cite from the PDF version of this book. This has a specific DOI and has a fixed structure with page numbers. Guidance on citing from other ebook versions without stable page numbers (Kindle, EPUB etc.) is now usually offered within style guidance (e.g. by the MLA style guide, The Chicago Manual of Style etc.) so please check the information offered on this by the referencing style you use.
Further information on the order process2000Open Access01000302https://storage.googleapis.com/rua-wr/files/media/cover_images/df8901e8-86c1-49ac-8031-5c6ed257bc91.png01URLhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.ukWhite Rose University Press01White Rose University Press01Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk/books/m/10.22599/OralHealthYork040120221201The Author(s)02WORLD061597819124824430615978191248245006159781912482474WORLD11Unknown36Supplier’s website for a specified workhttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk29Supplier’s website: download the titlehttps://universitypress.whiterose.ac.uk/books/12/files/7f9b189f-0f99-4ca0-839b-76f4834c9017.epub20082022120101wr-12-m-15-978191248247403011597819124824740610.22599/OralHealth01internal-reference1200EDE12710Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)02http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/0101Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral HealthcareA Joint Stakeholder Statement1A01210000-0002-6380-559XNicolas MartinNicolasMartinSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProf. Nicolas Martin is a clinical Professor in Restorative Dentistry at the University of Sheffield (UK). He has a keen interest in the pursuit of all aspects of pedagogy, research and the clinical domains of his discipline. Professor Martin is Head of the Academic Unit of Restorative Dentistry and the Programme Director for the three-year specialty clinical doctorate educational programme with extensive learning & teaching commitments.
Prof. Martin has a strong personal research profile as principal investigator in relevant collaborative multi-disciplinary projects, with a focus on sustainability, pedagogy and the clinical performance of restorative systems.
Within the field of sustainability research, he is currently leading on a number of major funded projects with associated published outputs: The environmental impact of dental restorative materials; the circularity of plastics in clinical dental practice; Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) of dental restorative materials; Waste management from dental amalgam in municipal water systems; and Plastic packaging in healthcare.
Prof. Martin chairs the World Dental Federation (FDI) Task Team for Sustainable Dentistry and has led and contributed to a wide range of key outputs in this domain. (https://www.fdiworlddental.org/sustainability-dentistry)2A01210000-0001-7979-3696Steven MulliganStevenMulliganSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldDr Steven Mulligan is a dentist, clinical teacher and researcher working within the School ofClinical Dentistry, The University of Sheffield. He has authored and co-authored multiple scientific articles investigating the environmental impact of dental materials, single-use plastics in dentistry, microparticulate waste generated from resin-based composite and sustainable oral healthcare in peer-reviewed journals. He has presented this research internationally and in the media. He is a founding member of the FDI World Dental Federation’s Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team. FDI’s Sustainability in Dentistry project was established to motivate and inspire a commitment to reduce the collective environmental impact of dentistry, working with practitioners, patients, and the supply chain itself.3A01Ian J. ShellardIan J.ShellardThe University of NottinghamProfessor Ian Shellard is a consultant in supply chain strategy and design whose experience includes working in the aerospace, automotive, energy, nuclear and pharmaceutical sectors on projects covering global service support, vaccine logistics and sustainable supply chain operation. Before setting up his consultancy company in 2013, he was, for 13 years, Global Physical Logistics Director of Rolls-Royce plc. Ian is an Honorary Professor at the University of Sheffield School of Management and the University of Nottingham Business School and is a member of the Logistics and Operations Management Advisory Board at Cardiff University Business School.4A01210000-0001-5234-1104Paul V. HattonPaul V.HattonSchool of Clinical Dentistry, The University of SheffieldProfessor Paul Hatton holds a Personal Chair in bioengineering and is currently the Director of Research for the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Sheffield, UK. Professor Hatton is one of Europe’s leading bioengineers with an interdisciplinary research group working on emerging healthcare and manufacturing technologies to improve the repair and regeneration of human musculoskeletal and dental tissues. He applies this expertise extensively in undergraduate and postgraduate education, and more widely in academic-industrial collaboration to deliver safe, effective and sustainable healthcare innovation to the market.01eng00700323User DefinedDentistry23User DefinedEnvironmental Science23User DefinedOral Health12Oral Health12Sustainability12Environment12Dentistry10MED01600010SCI02600093MKE93TQ01010300Please note: you can download the full ebook using the above buttons.
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The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
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The Oral Healthcare community, including clinical professionals and industry, acknowledges the shared responsibility to deliver products and interventions that improve oral health in a more sustainable manner.
To deliver this, the community is working in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Key to establishing this collaborative stakeholder consensus is a deep contextual understanding of the challenge. This is achieved through a comprehensive account of the levels of awareness of the environmental impacts, the challenges to resolve these impacts together with the drivers and opportunities to promote sustainable practices.
This report concludes with a strategic action framework that makes specific recommendations and identifies best practice to achieve these goals. The promotion of excellent oral healthcare and the development of a circular economy are core to this strategy. Additionally, it is also important to recognise the opportunities to collaborate across the sector, and throughout supply chains, to develop and promote sustainable practices to achieve meaningful and measurable environmental outcomes in the sector.
In this context, the FDI World Dental Federation convened the development of this volume, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement. This consensus statement brings together a global coalition of stakeholders, representing all aspects of industry, health professionals, experts, legislative authorities and governments. The statement uses a truly collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach to identify the major challenges facing oral healthcare, the complex drivers that underpin current behaviours and practices, and the best opportunities to improve and deliver sustainable oral healthcare for people and the planet.
Concluding with an impactful and robust strategic action plan that crosses all boundaries, the statement identifies a series of actions and recommendations for best practice that address the sustainability issues facing the whole sector.
Written by The University of Sheffield colleagues Prof Nicolas Martin, Dr Steven Mulligan, Hon. Prof Ian J Shellard and Prof Paul V Hatton, Consensus on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare: A Joint Stakeholder Statement is the result of a collaborative working partnership between the FDI-Sustainability in Dentistry Task Team and the project founding partners (Colgate-Palmolive, Dentsply Sirona, Haleon, Procter & Gamble and TePe) with the wide participation of stakeholders throughout the oral healthcare supply chain.
Readers may prefer to download and cite from the PDF version of this book. This has a specific DOI and has a fixed structure with page numbers. Guidance on citing from other ebook versions without stable page numbers (Kindle, EPUB etc.) is now usually offered within style guidance (e.g. by the MLA style guide, The Chicago Manual of Style etc.) so please check the information offered on this by the referencing style you use.
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