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Nurses, as the largest workforce in U.S. healthcare, are uniquely positioned to lead the charge in reducing medical waste across hospitals, clinics, and home care

Hazardous waste lurks in many workplaces, often disguised in seemingly ordinary materials. From used batteries and paint thinners to leftover solvents and cleaning chemicals, these

In hospitals, sharps containers are a vital line of defense against needlestick injuries and the spread of bloodborne pathogens. Used needles, syringes, and other sharps

For healthcare providers, ensuring patient well-being goes far beyond diagnosis and treatment. Behind the scenes, a crucial operational aspect demands attention: medical waste management. From

Ensuring patient safety and a healthy environment are top priorities for dental practices in Wisconsin. But one crucial aspect often gets overlooked: proper medical waste

In the healthcare industry, ensuring patient safety goes beyond treatment and care. Effective medical waste disposal plays a critical role in safeguarding staff, patients, and

As a healthcare facility manager, you wear many hats. From ensuring patient well-being to overseeing daily operations, your focus is unwavering. However, one aspect never

Veterinarians prioritize the well-being of animals, providing excellent care for furry (and sometimes not-so-furry) companions. But what happens to the medical waste generated during treatment?

According to a March 2019 report titled “Healthcare Waste Management” published by the National Academies Press, healthcare facilities in the United States generate a staggering