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Today, The hospital waste is one of the worst environmental problems because it contains dangerous, toxic and pathogenic contaminents such as wastinfection, medical instrument which are dangerous for personnel, patients and others. So, ignoring the management of hospital waste related to the collection type, and their transportation not only can  the society and environmental health but also burden the health system with more cost. These days, With regard to the serious threatened of the environmental contaminents, The importance of some issue like the social responsibility, Environmental training, Proactive environmental strategies have been increased rather than before. So, paying attention to these issues for some organizations, hospitals, gas and oil industries, has more importance rather than other organizations.This research is an applied research and its data collection is based on a descriptive and survey research. The structural equations have been used to analysis the relation between variables. Statistical population of this research has been chosen from the hospital personnel(Doctors, nurses, hospital manager, Technical personnel, procurement personnel of HaftomTir Hospital. The sample selected with Cochran formula is about 132 persons.The result of the research suggested that there is a positive and meaningful relation between environmental training and proactive environmental strategies, Also between social responsibility and the proactive environmental strategies and between environmental training and social responsibility. According to the research result, it is considerable that holding environmental training in hospital can result in increasing the social responsibility of hospital personnel. In the other hand by holding the environmental training, performing the proactive environmental strategies are more successful in an organization. In this research, it was found that if there is any social responsibility in anorganization(ShohadayeHaftomeTir in this research), The proactive environmental strategies will be performed there, successfully. Also, it is possible to add the proactive environmental strategies to the main strategies of the organization.

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social responsibility proactive environmental strategies Environmental training Shohadaye Haftome Tir Hospital

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Zia Ziabari, S. M. ., Amiri, H. ., Taherparvar, N. ., Noyani, A. ., Tavazo, L., & Farhadi, F. . (2015). The relation between environmental training and social responsibility with proactive environmental strategy. Environment Conservation Journal, 16(SE), 205–212. https://doi.org/10.36953/ECJ.2015.SE1623
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