المملكة: "O’clock"Separation of dangerous medical waste in its origin guarantees safety and prevents pollution
“ Muwan “Before the final determination of the requirements of waste management, the nature and quantities of both dangerous and non -dangerous health care waste should be evaluated in all health care facilities. Sterilization." target ="_Blank"> Pharmaceutical preparations , the inventory rotation policies must be applied properly to reduce any waste that may result through excessive storage, or a new stock is used before the old. />
The center pointed out that the separation Waste non -dangerous to rotate it contributes to reducing the total amount of waste classified as dangerous, and large environmental, economic and financial benefits are possible. The World Health Organization estimates that non -dangerous waste represents approximately 85% of the total health care waste. It is produced, including dangerous and non -dangerous health care waste, where a healthcare waste waste official is to be appointed by registering summaries on the details of all dangerous waste transfer contracts and the covered waste category, the carrier and the specified sizes and their weights, with the registration of the main data such as the department for waste, history, time and the number of patients in the department, monitoring and managing health care waste through the periodic inspection of the storage site And submitting reports to the competent authorities
noting that the separation and mobilization of dangerous health care waste is a key to preventing pollution and ensuring the safety of workers in the field of health care, patients and public, and compliance with organizational standards, where the separation should be made as soon as possible from their production place, whether in the treatment room or the operating room by the people who produced it from nurses, surgeons, doctors, or doctors Technicians.
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