Sustainability in Disease Management and Well-Being

This topic explores how integrating sustainability into healthcare can improve disease management, including vaccination behaviors and treatment compliance, reduce environmental impact, and promote long-term well-being. A sustainable approach to health not only benefits the environment but also enhances patient outcomes, minimizes healthcare costs, and ensures equitable access to care.

Examples of topics covered:

Telemedicine and digital health solutions to reduce unnecessary travel, saving costs and lowering carbon emissions

Equitable Promotion of Vaccination: Strategies for Inclusive and Sustainable Immunization Programs

Promoting lifestyle-based interventions (e. exercise, stress reduction) to prevent and manage chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases

The high cost of cancer treatments often leads to financial strain, affecting patients’ mental and physical well-being

Sustainable healthcare policies should prioritize affordability and accessibility, including government support for essential treatments

Promoting green spaces, urban gardens, and nature-based therapy for mental health improvement

Encouraging work-life balance, mindfulness, and stress reduction strategies to enhance long-term well-being

Keywords: Sustainable Healthcare; Chronic Disease Management; Financial Toxicity in Cancer; Eco-Friendly Medicine; Preventive Healthcare

This Collection supports and amplifies research related to SDG 3 and SDG 12.