Challenges in implementation of biomedical waste management among the dental practitioners in a tier 2 town in India – A cross-sectional study

Ravichandiran, Reethu; Ramasamy, S; Pavithran, VarshaK

doi:10.4103/ijdr.ijdr_867_21

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“…A knowledge gap may be seen in more than half of the answers to the questions on managing and storing BMW management. [9] , 02002 (2024) E3S Web of Conferences https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202449102002 491 ICECS'24…”

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A Study on Waste Disposal Management and Recommendation for Safe Disposal

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Deshmukh

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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By conducting awareness campaigns, putting safety measures in place, and collaborating with a specialist to remove medical wastes properly, you can do your bit to reduce the hazards associated with improperly managing these wastes. To protect your facilities and personnel, handling biohazardous waste disposal is crucial. Suppose a biohazardous waste container such as a sharps container or a hazardous waste container is not properly disposed of. In that case, it might seriously endanger the safety of both personnel and guests. Biohazardous waste management may also involve transporting biohazardous items to a designated area for safe disposal. Safe ecosystems and healthy populations depend on effective biomedical waste treatment. The opinions on BMWM, laws, customs, and treatment methods now in use across the world are reviewed in this article. The best-case scenario would be for B7 yMWM to be the focus of a national plan with specialised infrastructure, cradle-to-grave laws, an effective regulatory body, and trained employees.

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