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Jamie Harvie, P.E. Institute for a Sustainable Future

Jamie Harvie, P.E. Institute for a Sustainable Future www.isfusa.org www.healthyfoodinhealthcare.org harvie@isfusa.org. Healthy Food in Healthcare: The Role for Healthcare in Food and Agriculture Policy September 9 th , 2010 Webinar. Health Costs of Biological Manufacturing.

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Jamie Harvie, P.E. Institute for a Sustainable Future

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  1. Jamie Harvie, P.E. Institute for a Sustainable Future www.isfusa.org www.healthyfoodinhealthcare.org harvie@isfusa.org Healthy Food in Healthcare: The Role for Healthcare in Food and Agriculture Policy September 9th, 2010 Webinar

  2. Health Costs of Biological Manufacturing Human Health Nutrition Related Sugars / oils/ commodities Heart disease, stroke, diabetes, etc Social Health Community Health – Loss of Family Farms, Food Access Moral Ethical Concerns – Humane Treatment, Child Labour, Working Conditions Environmental Health Climate Change Water Pollution Habitat Loss Toxics

  3. Ecological Model of Health / Disease • Progressive nesting of individuals within families within communities and finally within ecosystems. • Variables at any level can directly or indirectly influence measures of health at any level. • Influences may be identifiable as individual markers or as community level markers GBPSR – Healthy Aging Report

  4. American Medical Association Resolution 405, A-08 2009 • That our AMA support practices and policies in medical schools, hospitals, and other health care facilities that support and model a healthy and ecologically sustainable food system, which provides food and beverages of naturally high nutritional quality. • That our AMA encourage the development of a healthier food system through the US Farm Bill and other federal legislation. • That our AMA consider working with other health care and public health organizations to educate the health care community and the public about the importance of healthy and ecologically sustainable food systems

  5. 2012 - Farm Bill or Food Bill? USDA

  6. PCRM

  7. “Climate change is the largest health threat in the 21st century” –The Lancet

  8. Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions* 30.9% • anthropogenic (human-caused), CO2-equivalent • IPCC 2007http://www.ipcc.ch/graphics/graphics/syr/fig2-1.jpg; http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/emissions/downloads/08_ES.pdf

  9. Balanced Menus Challenge: Less Meat, Better Meat • Reduce meat purchases by 25% • Serve smaller quantities of sustainable meat to promote healthy eating habits • Hospitals saving money and mitigate climate www.healthyfoodinhealthcare.org

  10. More than 300 hospitals… “recognize that … healthy food must be defined not only by nutritional quality, but equally by a food system that is economically viable, environmentally sustainable, and supportive of human dignity and justice “ The Healthy Food in Health Care Pledge

  11. FS Credit 1: Sustainable Food Policy and Plan FS Credit 2: Sustainable Food Education and Promotion FS Credit 3: Local, Sustainably Produced Food Purchasing FS Credit 4: Reusable & Non-Reusable Products FS Credit 5: Hospital Supported Agriculture: Food and Farm Linkages FS Credit 6.1: Food Donation and Composting FS Credit 6.2: Food Services Recycling FS Credit 7: Food Vendors FS Credit 8: Chemical Management for Food Services Food Service Credits Food Service Operational Credits

  12. Preservation of Antibiotics and Medical Treatment Act (PAMTA) S. 619/H.R. 1549 • PAMTA directs FDA to phase out medically impt. antibiotics unless demonstrated not to promoted resistance • Hospital Petition • Health Practitioner Petition • MDs, RDs, RNs, CDM, etc www. Protectantibiotics.org

  13. Fresh Food Access • Government investment can provide financing for supermarkets, grocery stores, and other healthy food retailers that plan to operate in underserved communities. This initiative, known as Fresh Food Financing, • Can provide loans, grants and technical assistance to retailers. The first statewide policy, passed in Pennsylvania in 2004, committed $21.9 million in grants and loans.

  14. Policy Engagement • Voice support at institution with decision makers/administrators/ board • Provide and model examples at meetings/ conferences • Offer time / voice to sustainable agriculture, food access, similar organizations • Meet and/or write with/to legislators

  15. RESOURCES Health Care Without Harm Food Workgroup www.healthyfoodinhealthcare.org American Dietetic Association Hunger and Environmental Nutrition Dietary Practice Group www.hendpg.com/ Healthy Food Pledge www.noharm.org/us/food/pledge GGHC Food Service Credits www.noharm.org/us/food/resources#GGHC National Sustaianable Agriculture Coalition http://sustainableagriculture.net AMA – Council on Science and Health Report http://www.ama-assn.org/ama1/pub/upload/mm/475/refcomd.pdf Kaiser Institute for Health Policy http://www.kpinstituteforhealthpolicy.org/kpihp/CMS/Files/In_Focus_5-09%20Sustainable%20Food%20Procurement.pdf

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