| | Just quote. | Yes. Strategic point to save and be more sustainable and can be understood as a starting point. Expressive results can be achieved even with smaller investments, such as equipment maintenance and presence monitoring. Achieved savings can be reinvested in further improvements. | Yes. | Recycling and demolition waste. | Yes, wind, geothermal and hydroelectric. | Specification of less toxic. In addition to easier and more economical cleaning materials. | No.*** |
| | Yes. Associated with infection control. | Yes. Associated with infection control. | No. | No. | No. | Yes, development of PVC-free carpet. And antimicrobial surfaces for the purpose of educing infections. | No. |
| | ?**** | Yes. | Yes. | No. | No. | No. | Yes. |
| | Yes. | Yes. | Yes. | No. | No. | No. | No. |
| | Not directly | Yes. Task-focused lighting, more luminous efficiency systems | Yes. Higher efficiency in HVAC, and in the envelope. Turning off ventilation after hours of use. | No. | Yes. Solar energy and heat recovery from waste incinerators are examples of other more exotic ways of conserving energy that have been tried on an individual hospital basis. The measured results of the solar energy system show savings of 3.500 gallons of fuel oil per year. | Yes. Internal wall and floor coverings were selected to improve reflection and light distribution. | Yes. Wall and roof insulation, window sizes, detachable panels |
| | No. | Yes. | Yes. | No. | No. | Yes. | Yes. |