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Infectious wastes --- Medical wastes

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This publication by the World Health Organization provides an overview of technologies for the treatment of infectious and sharp waste from healthcare facilities. It emphasizes the importance of safe medical waste management, which includes segregation, collection, transportation, treatment, and disposal, to ensure the delivery of safe and quality healthcare. The document addresses the role of these practices in achieving several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including health, safe water management, climate action, and sustainable consumption and production. The book highlights the challenges faced in medical waste management, especially in lower-income countries, and offers guidelines and technological solutions to improve these practices. It is intended for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and organizations involved in public health and environmental management.

Medical wastes --- Medical technology

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This book, 'Waste Products—Advances in Research and Application 2012 Edition,' edited by Q. Ashton Acton, PhD, provides comprehensive and authoritative information on waste products. It focuses on the latest research and applications in waste management, highlighting studies from leading scientists and institutions worldwide. The content is peer-reviewed and includes topics such as the optimal evaluation of infectious medical waste disposal companies, treatment of fly ash from medical waste incinerators, and statistical analysis of waste generation in healthcare services. The book is intended for researchers, engineers, and professionals in waste management and related fields, offering in-depth knowledge and reliable data on various waste disposal and treatment methods.

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This case study examines the policies and practices of medical waste management in Bhutan, focusing on protecting human health and the environment. It outlines the development of legal and practical frameworks for waste management across public and private healthcare facilities, emphasizing unified policies and improved knowledge among healthcare workers. The study highlights the role of the National Environment Commission and the Ministry of Health in implementing regulations and monitoring compliance. It describes the evolution of Bhutan's waste management program since its inception in 1994, supported by international collaborations. Key strategies include waste segregation, storage, and disposal, with a focus on reducing, reusing, and recycling. The study also addresses challenges and solutions in waste management infrastructure, supported by organizations like the Asian Development Bank. The intended audience includes policymakers, environmental agencies, and healthcare professionals.

Medical wastes. --- Environmental policy. --- Medical wastes --- Environmental policy