Drage koleginice i kolege,
Zdravlje planete zasniva se na neraskidivoj povezanosti zdravlja ljudi i stanja životne sredine. U okviru Naučnog programa 9. Kongresa farmaceuta Srbije sa međunarodnim učešćem, donosimo temu koja nas poziva na iskorak i preispitivanje naše svakodnevne prakse, Sesiju 6.
” Zdravlje planete: ekspozom, klimatske promene i održiva farmaceutska praksa”
Izloženost različitim faktorima iz životne sredine, klimatske promene, zagađenje i zahtevne zdravstvene prakse koje troše resurse, sve snažnije utiču na trendove obolevanja i zahtevaju da zdravstveni radnici preispitaju svoju ulogu izvan okvira pojedinačne terapije. Ova sesija pruža uvid u značaj ekspozoma u razumevanju uticaja životne sredine na dobrobit ljudi i analizira zdravstvene posledice klimatskih promena. Govoriće se i o mogućnostima farmaceutske prakse da doprinese zdravlju planete kroz smanjenjem upotrebe plastike i nastanka otpada u apotekama i biohemijskim laboratorijama.
Sesija će povezati naučne, profesionalne i regulatorne aspekte održivog zdravstva i pokazati kako se globalni koncept zdravlja planete može prevesti u svakodnevne, merljive i odgovorne farmaceutske odluke.
U nastavku objave pogledajte raspored izlaganja i upoznajte predavače koji će govoriti u okviru ove sesije!
Dear colleagues,
Planetary health emphasizes the inseparable connection between human health and the natural systems that sustain life. As part of the Scientific Program of the 9th Serbian Congress of Pharmacy with International Participation, we bring a topic that invites us to step forward and rethink our daily practice, Session 6.
“Planetary health: exposome, climate change and sustainable pharmacy practice”
Environmental exposures, climate change, pollution, and resource-intensive healthcare practices increasingly shape disease patterns and challenge health professionals to rethink their role beyond individual patient care. This session provides insight into the importance of the exposome in understanding the impact of the environment on human well-being and examines the health consequences of climate change. It will also explore how pharmacy practice can contribute to planetary health by reducing plastic use and waste generation in pharmacies and biochemical laboratories.
The session will connect scientific, professional, and regulatory perspectives on sustainable healthcare, showing how the global concept of planetary health can be translated into concrete, measurable, and responsible decisions in everyday pharmaceutical practice.
Check the lecture schedule below and meet the speakers presenting in this session!
