Hemostasis Physiology and Clinical correlations by Dr Faiza.pdf
Biomedical waste management
1. Presentation by
Dr. Amit Mohan Varshney
Assistant Professor
Department Of Community Medicine
MLB Medical College, Jhansi
2. Biomedical Waste
“Any waste, which is generated during the diagnosis,
treatment or immunization of human beings or
animals or research activities pertaining thereto or in
the production or testing of biological or in health
camps”.
Non hazardous waste-75-90%
Hazardous waste-10-25%
6. Groups At Risk
Doctors, Nurses, allied health care personnel(laboratory
technicians)
Patients receiving care either at hospital or at home
Visitors to health care facilities
General public if biomedical waste is managed
improperly
Personnel in support services like; cleaners, laundry
services,
Personnel working in waste treatment / management or
disposal facilities
Personnel involved in transporting biomedical waste.
26. New Initiatives
• Bar coding of begs/bins by March 2019
• Establishment ETP in>10beds establishment
immediately
• Installation of ETP<10 Beds by Dec 2019
27. Training healthcare personnel to adopt
‘Good Work Practices’ will go a long way in
promoting the safe management of bio-
medical waste .