Standards & Regulations
How Do You Dispose of Cytotoxic Waste?
Learn how healthcare facilities in Canada can safely dispose of cytotoxic waste and the special precautions needed to protect people and the environment.
What Is Considered Biomedical Waste?
In Canada biomedical waste is defined by the federal government, but there are also rules you need to follow that vary from province to province.
6 Strategies To Promote Regulatory Compliance at Your Hospital
Compliance is key to avoiding costly missteps for hospitals. Learn what hospitals can do to ensure compliance with regulations.
Biomedical Waste Management Tips and Guidelines for Langley, British Columbia
It's important for Langley healthcare to follow these biomedical waste guidelines.
Biomedical Waste Guidelines for Coquitlam, British Columbia
It's important for Coquitlam healthcare to follow these biomedical waste guidelines.
Best Practices for Hand Sanitizer Disposal
There are a few things to keep in mind about your hand sanitizer and how to properly dispose of it.
Biomedical Waste Guidelines for Abbotsford, British Columbia
It's important for Abbotsforrd healthcare to follow these biomedical waste guidelines.
Biomedical Waste Management Guidelines for Surrey, B.C.
It's important for Surrey healthcare to follow these biomedical waste guidelines.
What Is Anatomical Waste?
Following standard operating procedures as well as guidelines provided by regulatory authorities is essential in properly handling and disposing of anatomical waste.
How is Biomedical Waste Disposed of in Canada?
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.
Manitoba Healthcare Waste Management
It's important for Manitoba healthcare to follow these biomedical waste guidelines.
A Quick Guide to New Brunswick Healthcare Waste Management
Biomedical waste regulations for New Brunswick healthcare facilities.