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2024 Sustainability Challenge Winner Updates!
2024 Sustainability Challenge Winner Updates!
2024 Sustainability Challenge Winners!
2024 Sustainability Challenge Winners!
- Marti Dodge: Building a Healing Garden at the Landon Center on Aging
- Angela Kaczorowski-Worthley: Using clinic compounding to improve cost and availability of resource-challenged surgical supplies at KUMC.
- Jennifer Keeton: Rekindling the Walking Trails at the KUMC campus.
Projects:
Projects:
Project 1
Project 1
Jennifer Keeton: Rekindling the Walking Trails at the KUMC campus.
Jennifer Keeton: Rekindling the Walking Trails at the KUMC campus.
--Expand current indoor and outdoor campus trail from 0.5 mile to 1 mile
Needs:
a. Volunteers to help with signage
b. Ideas to promote the trail once complete
Project 2:
Marti Dodge: Building a Healing Garden at the Landon Center on Aging
--Transform the entrance to the Landon Center on Aging to build a healing garden with benches, journals and therapeutic healing plants.
Needs:
a. Volunteers to help!
b. Fundraising/donors: $20K
c. Building outdoor benches
Project 3
Angela Kaczorowski-Worthley: Using clinic compounding to improve cost and availability of resource-challenged surgical supplies at KUMC.
Angela Kaczorowski-Worthley: Using clinic compounding to improve cost and availability of resource-challenged surgical supplies at KUMC.
-- Develop the infrastructure to create local, lower cost, saline supplies for non-sterile ENT procedures at KU Hospital
-- Divert the need to purchase costly, environmentally impactful saline supplies
-- Publish findings in journal
Needs:
a. Raise KU Hospital and other local hospital's awareness for development of this saline supply locally
b. Financial capital to begin developing this important pathway
Angela and Cole presenting their project
Key Take-Aways
Key Take-Aways
The numbers behind creating a local saline supply
The numbers behind creating a local saline supply
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