The packaging your waste is in really matters. There are many containers out there, but it’s critical that you use the right one. All hazardous waste (HW) must be shipped in an UN‐rated container, indicated by a stamp or label on the container.
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Home hospice provides terminally ill patients with a dignified experience in the comforts of their own homes. Nurses who work for home hospice agencies are knowledgeable professionals skilled in helping patients and their families understand complex medication regimens, including advising them on how to store and safely dispose of them.
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This is an update of the article originally published on March 19, 2020. Regulations change frequently. That’s why Sharps Compliance monitors updates and communicates any changes to its customers.
In these uncertain times, many of our current and prospective customers look to us, their regulated medical waste (RMW) management experts, for guidance in the proper handling of waste generated from confirmed and suspected COVID-19 cases, and rightfully so.
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Sharps Compliance has announced the winners for its semi-annual Spring 20201 scholarship contest. Congratulations!
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All surgery centers must comply with state and federal regulations governing the handling and disposal of regulated medical wastes (RMW), including discarded sharps and pharmaceutical waste. Even small waste generators like cosmetic surgery providers and oral surgery centers are covered. They must ensure that all staffers understand how to correctly identify, segregate, package, and store medical waste.
