Case Study

8 Acute Care Hospitals Study

8 Hospitals in Australia, New Zealand, and Scotland achieved an 86.6% reduction in container related sharps...

Case Study

2 Years, 28 Hospital Before and After Study

28 hospital non-randomised intervention and cohort study examining the impact of conversion from disposable...

Research

Reusable Sharps Containers Improve Staff and Environmental Safety

This paper analyses Methodist Medical Center's decision to use a reusable containment system for biomedical waste in 2005.

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The Historical Trends and Improvements in SI

This article glances at the history behind sharps injuries and how it has been improved with industry standards and container manufacturing.

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The Widespread Movement to Reusable Sharps Containers

This paper acknowledges the significant impact that reusable containers have had on healthcare facilities and discusses the growth of the market.

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Safety and Cost Considerations for Medical Device Decisions

The article, ‘Litigation Exposure from a "Cost Over Safety" Attitude’ explored cases in which hospitals considered safety or cost in making medical device decisions.

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Why You Should Report a Sharps Injury

Sharps injuries pose many dangers, not least of which is infection. Learn why it is crucial for healthcare workers to report these injuries.

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What Happens to Sharps Waste?

What happens after sharps are disposed of in waste containers in Canada? Learn about the regulations surrounding disposing of sharps to ensure compliance.

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So You’ve Just Been Stuck with A Sharp. Now What?

Healthcare workers work with a wide variety of sharps during the course of treating patients. This means that needlestick and […]

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Does Your Sharps Container Pass the Candy Test?

To test your sharps container safety - see if it passes the candy test.

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How Reusable Containers Can Reduce Infection Risks

Safety and infection control are a priority, and our containers can help reduce the risk of infection transmission as well as sharps injuries – a primary cause of healthcare-related bloodborne pathogen infections.

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How to Eliminate Sharps Containers Overfilling

In busy healthcare settings across Canada, sharps containers continuously overfill. But there’s an easy solution to this problem that often wastes time and money.