Hospitals are striving to reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Targeting supply chain points and replacing disposable with reusable items are among recommendations to achieve this. Annually, ...

Replacing disposable products with reusables is such an example (WHO, 2009; Unger et al., 2016; Karlsson & Ohman, 2005) and, as clinical waste containers are in the top 20 contributors to the supply ...

Researchers sampled 197 reusable sharps containers for C. diff at processing facilities. The containers had high C. diff densities to allow researchers to investigate the efficacy of automated ...

As per the World Health Organization the biomedical waste is classified into various sections that include chemical waste, general waste, Radioactive waste, Sharps, Pharmaceutical waste, infectious ...

May be used in clinical and laboratory environments for the disposal of both small and large sharps. It has been FDA cleared as a Class II Medical Device and is also DOT approved, PGII rated for ...