Over the past two years, more than 1000 nurses and midwives across six continents have built the knowledge, skills and confidence to embed sustainable, equitable practice in the care they deliver.
The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare, in partnership with the Burdett Trust for Nursing, invites you to Innovation in Action, a two-hour, online celebration of the impact of the Future of Health and Social Care Project.
Date and time: 1 December 2026, 14:00 to 16:00 (UK time)
Format: Online, via Zoom Webinar
See the impact first-hand
- The Programme Film: the first public showing of a film capturing the programme's reach and the stories behind it
- Six projects, led by nurses and midwives: course participants present the sustainable quality improvement work they have led in their own settings, selected through a panel review
- Key outcomes: an overview of what the project has learned and achieved, and what it means for the future of health and social care
- Leading Systems: reflections from participants on the Sustainable Innovation Leadership Course
- Nurses and Midwives Leading the Way: an interactive panel with nationa nursel leaders on the priorities and next steps for the professions
Celebrating excellence
Three outstanding projects will be recognised with Gold, Silver and Bronze awards, presented live at the close of the event.
Who should attend?
Nurses, midwives and colleagues from across the UK and internationally with an interest in sustainability, including course participants, project partners, and those working in policy, education and health systems. No previous knowledge of sustainability is needed.
Register
Register to receive your joining link and calendar invitation. We look forward to celebrating with you.
About the project
The Future of Health and Social Care Project is a three-tiered educational programme for nurses and midwives internationally, delivered by the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare and funded by the Burdett Trust for Nursing. It connects climate change to health inequalities and equips participants, from frontline staff to executive leaders, with climate literacy, quality improvement skills and leadership tools.
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