This study examines the importance of medical waste management activities for developing
a sustainable green healthcare environment. This study applied a multiple methodological …

Background Synergistic integration of predictors and elements that determine the success of
total quality management (TQM) implementations in hospitals has been the bane of …

Healthcare waste (HCW) represents a major public health issue, especially in developing
countries. Among HCW categories, sharps waste is one of the most hazardous. Exposure to …

Biomedical waste (BMW) management is an important commitment of hospitals both in
terms of the possible infectious risk and from the financial point of view. Monitoring the …

The provision of healthcare generates waste which can be detrimental to health and the
environment. Management of healthcare waste is still a challenge in developing countries …

Background Hospital waste management (HWM) practices are the core need to run a proper
health care facility. This study encompasses the HWM practices in teaching hospitals of …

Background: Healthcare waste management is a neglected issue in hospitals of developing
countries due to poor practices among health staff. This study was aimed to determine the …

Background & Objectives: Hospital waste handlers (HWHs) are in contact with contaminated
waste that put them at risk for occupational health hazards. The objective of the study was to …

The healthcare sector represents a major source of waste production, and healthcare
workers (HCWs) are crucial in waste management. Educational interventions (EIs) can be …

Waste management encompasses a wide range of planned procedures and activities, either
from its generation to final disposal, as well as long-term strategy for ensuring …