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This resource has been developed solely through the time donated by volunteers, along with the mandatory costs of hosting a website

Project Lead

Dr Matthew Lee (Project Lead) is a resident doctor and the Sustainability Lead for Doctors' Association UK. He holds a BSc in Medical Education and is an MSc Environment and Human Health student with Exeter University.

Doctors' Association UK (DAUK) hosts and funds the ongoing costs of this resource (hosting and domain fees).

Collaborators

With thanks to the whole list of content writers and collaborators:
Dr Kathryn Speedy, Dr George Woods, Dr Pip Ross, Dr Maneha Sethi, Dr Alice Clack, Dr Tania Bugelli, Rachel Bevan, Dr Veena Aggarwal, Dr Gwenllian Rhys, Mr Liam Musto, Dr Caitlin Jones-Fullerton, Dr Emma Rush, Tracy Lyons, Jane Hamilton, Dr Jamie Scriven, Dr Stacey Li Hi Shing, Dr Ayoma Ratnappuli, Dr Nathan Anderson, Dr Abdelrahman Maraqa, Dr Kate Crossland, Simon Berry, Dr Scott Fraser

With thanks to all of the secondary reviewers:
Dr Ellen Welch, Dr Mark Harber, Dr Shireen Kassam, Dr Rammina Yassaie, Dr Matt Sawyer

A special thanks to Dr Theresa Martin for inspiring the project and ongoing encouragement.

Supporting Organisations

This resource has been reviewed and is supported by the following organisations:

Centre for Sustainable Healthcare, UK Health Alliance on Climate Change, EcoMedics, Green Health Wales, Real Zero, Greener Practice, Society for Acute Medicine, SEE Sustainability, Plant-Based Health Professionals UK, European Centre for Environment and Human Health, CPD Match and Climate Outreach

With special thanks to AtomX for their assistance with web design and support

With special thanks to Chloe Hill Designs for their assistance with poster design graphics

Contact Us

Should you have any questions, suggestions or corrections about the resource, please reach out to: contact@dauk.org

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