Waste Segregation, Volume & Cost Reduction
What Is POPs Waste?
Everything you need to know about the change to POPs regulations and how to maintain compliance with the new regulations restricting the storage and disposal of POPs.
What Are the EWC Codes for Healthcare Waste?
Understanding the EWC Codes for healthcare waste will enable you to correctly identify and classify each waste type.
The Healthcare Workers’ Waste Management Checklist
Have you ever stopped to wonder if you’re managing your healthcare waste correctly? Remove the mystery with our healthcare waste […]
Who Is Affected by Improper Clinical Waste Disposal?
Improper clinical waste disposal doesn’t just create inconvenience. It creates risk. When an item ends up in the wrong bin […]
Managing Liquid Waste Disposal in Healthcare – A Compliant Approach
Have you ever been tempted to dispose of an item without draining or solidifying the liquid contents first? It may […]
A Total Waste Solution to a Series of Healthcare Challenges
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust found a total waste solution to a series of healthcare challenges. Want to know how they did it?
Celebrating a Partnership Recognised for Food Waste Reduction
When a partnership is recognised for its achievements, we love being amongst the first to celebrate, and we had to […]
Why Hospital Waste Management Is Important
A guide of things to consider when creating a hospital waste management plan.
What Is Anatomical Waste?
Anatomical waste, or as you may more readily recognise it – body parts, organs and tissues – is a subject […]
Simpler Recycling Legislation – Does It Affect Healthcare?
Simpler Recycling. Is it legislation or a promise? It’s both. It’s a promise from the UK Government, introduced as new […]
What Category Is Mpox Waste within the Healthcare Setting?
In this video, expert healthcare waste consultant Phil Steer breaks down how to safely categorise and dispose of mpox waste in compliance with regulations.
Sharpsmart: 28% Waste Reduction After Introducing Reusables
The 11 hospital study elaborates on the benefits of using a reusable sharps container rather and concludes that a hospital achieved a 28% waste reduction with Sharpsmart.