What can be disposed of in an animal anatomical waste cardboard box? Designed with simple how-to illustrations, this education poster clearly outlines what can and cannot be disposed of in a bag-lined animal-designated anatomical waste box..
What waste can be disposed of in an anatomical waste cardboard box? This simple illustrative poster defines what can and cannot be disposed of in a red-bag lined cardboard box designated for anatomical waste.
What can be disposed of in an anatomical waste fiber drum? Designed with simple how-to illustrations, this education poster clearly outlines what can and cannot be disposed of in a bag-lined anatomical waste fibre dum.
To achieve positive adoption of a new product or service, one of the most critical components for both the customer and vendor is a successful partnership during the deployment and implementation phase. Working with thousands of public and private healthcare facilities around the world, our implementation approach is dedicated to facility-specific planning, clear communications and education facilitation, and the establishing of mutually agreed KPI’s and timelines to ensure our definitions of success are aligned and the rollout of a new program poses minimal impact to patient care.
What can be disposed of in an animal anatomical waste Fiber Drum? Designed with simple how-to illustrations, this education poster clearly outlines what can and cannot be disposed of in an animal-designated anatomical waste fiber drum.
This study examines the carriage and transmission potential of C. difficile spores on single-use and reusable sharps containers. The study determined whether or not disposable sharps containers or reusable sharps containers play a role in C. diff transmission to patients or staff.
Biomedical Waste Management
Province and Territory Regulations for the handling of Biomedical Waste
Every Province or Territory has slightly different regulations for the disposal, storage, transport and treatment of sharps, biomedical and hazardous waste. Navigate our map below to better understand the Biomedical regulations that govern your province/territory of jurisdiction.
