What does it take to build ethical, effective collaborations for a sustainable healthcare future? Our "Collaborations" workshop explored justice, advocacy, and co-production beyond academia.

What hidden stories lie behind the journey of a single-use medical device? How can we use ethnographic approaches and stakeholder collaboration to rethink sustainability in healthcare?

How did single-use devices become the norm in healthcare - and what paths were lost along the way? Our "Contingencies" workshop explored history, possibilities, and alternative futures.

How do we ethically research medical plastic waste in hospitals, waste sites, and communities while respecting privacy, avoiding harm, and fostering collaborative, non-exploitative relationships?

The After the Single Use team created a pop-up exhibition in less than 3 hours to showcase our research. How did we pull it off?

Are single-use medical plastics really safer - or just shifting harm elsewhere? This workshop unpacked the hidden risks, toxic legacies, and overlooked impacts of disposable healthcare devices.

Dani Farrow presented After the Single Use to healthcare stakeholders at the Association of Paediatric Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland Annual Meeting.

Peeling back the layers of medical devices, this hands-on workshop revealed the hidden complexity - and environmental cost - of plastics in modern healthcare. What lies beneath matters.