Effect Of Safety Management And Green Practices On Sustainable Performance Of Health Care Organizations

Safety management is a systematic approach that is demonstrated by consistent practices. These practices promote continuous improvement in all areas of the organization to prevent accidents, protect personnel, and ensure that production continues without interruption. Safety management can be viewed as a baseline model, while green practices act as a benchmark process by which to measure future improvement.

The purpose of this research work is to check the effect of safety management and green practices on the sustainable performance of healthcare organizations, where lean-green synergy mediates the relationship between them. The study is descriptive in nature. The data used in this study have been collected by the author by visiting different healthcare organizations. A simple random sampling technique is used for data collection. The questionnaire has a sample size of 204 people.

The SPSS and SmartPLS software packages are used for data analysis. The results showed that both safety management and green practices have a positive effect on sustainable performance, and this relationship is mediated by lean-green synergy. The results also indicate that both safety management practices and green practices contribute directly to the sustainable performance of healthcare organizations.