Medical Wastes and Related Information

Kazuki Kushida. Medical Wastes and Related Information, Pharm. Libr. Bull. 40 (2) 141-146, 1995. Since medical wastes are infectious, toxic, and harmful, the effect of such wastes on medical personnel, waste disporsal companies, and the environment has been of great concern, and it is vital to handl...

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Published inPharmaceutical Library Bulletin (Yakugaku Toshokan) Vol. 40; no. 2; pp. 141 - 146
Main Author Kushida, K
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
Published 日本薬学図書館協議会 1995
Japan Pharmaceutical Library Association
Subjects
Acquisitions
Health and safety
information
Japan
management
medical waste
Medicine
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Waste materials
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ISSN0386-2062
2186-070X
DOI10.11291/jpla1956.40.141

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Summary:Kazuki Kushida. Medical Wastes and Related Information, Pharm. Libr. Bull. 40 (2) 141-146, 1995. Since medical wastes are infectious, toxic, and harmful, the effect of such wastes on medical personnel, waste disporsal companies, and the environment has been of great concern, and it is vital to handle such wastes properly. To handle medical wastes properly, it is necessary to train health care workers and waste management companies, secure adequate funds, and establish a supervision systems. Information on medical wastes is widely available on subjects from related guidelines to air pollution. Recently, computer networks and CD-ROM have become popular as convenient methods to search databases. This article discusses medical wastes and related information.
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ISSN:0386-2062
2186-070X
DOI:10.11291/jpla1956.40.141