Significant differences exist in the management of health-care waste management, globally.
This is particularly so between low, middle and high-income countries. A systematic review …

The management and treatment of healthcare waste (HCW) are of great concern owing to its
potential hazard to human health and the environment, particularly in developing countries …

Poor medical waste management (MWM), which is a serious problem in developing
countries, is reported to have direct health and environmental consequences. Therefore, this …

Background: In the course of curing health problems, the health care sector generates a
large amount of biomedical waste (BMW) which may be hazardous to all those who come in …

H Hospit tal was ste gen i neratio in Owe on and erri, Ni mana igeria agemen nt prac ctices Page
1 V D A IS C A h Fu H Nw 1D INT The inad gre incr tod (Ba and *C Au Int Vol. 8(11), pp. DOI …

Background: Improper management of infectious waste is associated with various
occupational infections and injuries. Among healthcare workers, waste handlers have the …

Biomedical waste generated in India on daily to daily basis contains infectious and
dangerous materials which might cause health hazards and effect the environment. Its …

Background: Improper management of infectious waste is associated with various
occupational infections and injuries. Among healthcare workers, waste handlers have the …

The management and treatment of healthcare waste (HCW) are of great concern owing to its
potential hazard to human health and the environment, particularly in developing countries …

Bio-Medical Wastage Management (BMWM) is the new jargon frequently used in the
medical field and in Hospital Management. The present paper provides a platfonn to …