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Incinerator (hospital waste management system) is a turn-key project which will comprise a hospital grade incinerator, allied accessories and operation for proper disposal of hospital General medical waste (plastics, gloves and papers) and Infectious waste (blood-soaked bandages, sharps waste, surgical waste, human or body parts, cultures, and swabs).the unit should be of high performance to […]
Sources of Healthcare Waste •Hospitals •Clinics •Laboratories •Research activities •Nursing homes •Acupuncturist •Paramedic and ambulance services •Animal research •Blood banks • Mortuaries •Autopsy centers Other Sources of Healthcare Wastes •Physicians’ offices •Dental clinics •Chiropractors •Psychiatric hospitals •Cosmetic piercing and tattooing •Institutions for disabled persons •Funeral services •Home healthcare •Define healthcare waste •Describe sources and examples of healthcare waste •Describe general characteristics of healthcare waste •Identify where wastes are generated in your facility •Categorize the wastes into two general categories based on whether or not they pose a risk •Describe general characteristics of the wastes Definition of Healthcare Waste What is healthcare waste? – Total waste stream from major healthcare establishments and from minor scattered healthcare activities General Types of Healthcare Waste Healthcare waste can be –Non-hazardous general wastes comparable to domestic waste (75-90% of healthcare waste in a health facility) –Potentially hazardous waste or waste that is associated with some health risks (10-25% of healthcare waste in a health facility) Sources of Healthcare Waste •Hospitals •Clinics •Laboratories •Research activities •Nursing homes •Acupuncturist •Paramedic and ambulance services •Animal research •Blood banks • Mortuaries […]
Household Medical Waste You can dispose of most household medical waste through regular trash pickup. You don’t need to hire a medical waste disposal company. But you need to take common sense care and check your local regulations. Even when the US federal government regulated medical waste under the MWTA trial program, it specified that […]
Medical waste, also known as clinical waste, refers to biological products, which are essentially useless. Medical Waste Disposal is an environmental concern, as many medical wastes are classified as infectious or bio-hazardous and can spread infectious disease. Medical Waste Disposal is the most fundamental and crucial step towards infection prevention in healthcare facilities. It is […]
Biohazardous waste is any biological residue that is potentially dangerous for human or animal health, such as: • human blood and its components, in liquid or semi-liquid form, dried or not • human bodily fluids (including semen, vaginal secretions, cerebral spinal fluid, synovial fluid, pleural fluid, pericardial fluid, peritoneal fluid, amniotic fluid, and saliva), in […]