Sharps Injury & Prevention

Every facility that handles or administers cytotoxic agents must be aware of the regulations for the handling, storage, and disposal of the waste.

Biohazardous waste, whether it is from chemical processes, medical facilities, or industrial production, has a deleterious effect on both human health and the health of diverse ecosystems. Appropriate medical waste disposal not only helps to ensure the safety of hospital staff and patients, but also the community and the environment as a whole. Read more.

The Pharmasmart container facilitates safe and secure disposal of non-hazardous pharmaceuticals and expired medications

Exploring the impact of biomedical waste management on safe infection control practices

It's time for the sharps container that is proven to protect clinicians during sharps disposal to become the norm.

Compliant and safe procedures for the disposal process of biomedical waste must be followed to ensure the safety of not only healthcare workers and patients, but the general public and the environment.

Explore the impact of healthcare waste movement and disposal on EVS workers and how modern solutions can combat inefficiency, risk and cost blowouts

New minimum benchmarks must be set in all aspects of safety and infection control in Hospital waste management

It's important for Manitoba healthcare to follow these biomedical waste guidelines.

Biomedical waste regulations for New Brunswick healthcare facilities.

The benefits of hands-free biomedical waste disposal and how it impacts infection control in healthcare.

Learn everything you need to know about the proper management of COVID-19 waste disposal.