Climate-Smart Health Care: Role of the Family Physician
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The authors explore the role of family physicians in addressing the health impacts of climate change, particularly as it leads to increased morbidity and mortality from various health conditions. They emphasize the need for physicians to incorporate climate-smart practices in clinical care, such as counseling on environmental health risks and developing disaster preparedness plans, while also advocating for policies that promote public health and sustainability within the healthcare system.
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