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PubMed1994

The latest developments in alternative and emerging medical waste treatment technologies.

With the almost constant change in medical waste treatment processes--including the introduction of new systems and technologies--it's hard to stay current on developments with existing and new treatment processes. This paper presents a discussion of the most recent developments in alternative medical waste treatment, and includes data and descriptions of different vendors based on extensive research.

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PubMed1994

Antineoplastic drug waste management: an EPA perspective.

In conclusion, the federal requirements for antineoplastic drug waste management presented in the original article published in the Regulatory Analyst during February 1993 have been clarified and supplemented by this discussion. Because state regulations are often more stringent than their federal counterparts, the appropriate state agencies should be consulted for final regulatory determinations on antineoplastic drug waste management.

Antineoplastic Agents↗
PubMed1994

Planning for environmental needs in hospital renovations.

In summary, when developing or renovating a hospital facility, one should: Review federal, state and local waste handling requirements. Plan for efficient and adequate storage. Remember routing--keep it simple--consider secondary storage requirements. Choose vendor(s) wisely--minimize liability--know the "final storage" site of the waste. Stick to the basics of recycling and know the real costs of additional recycling--educate employees as to the realities of recycling--enhance recycling by purchasing items with post-consumer components.

Conservation of Natural Resources↗