Managing pharmaceuticals comes with its own unique set of challenges. Proper segregation and disposal are key, and the many regulations surrounding pharmaceutical waste management can be intimidating. Some typical examples of pharma waste include discontinued, unused, or expired medication, and...
Any facility that generates medical waste has legal requirements it must meet when preparing for its disposal. One such provision is written evidence that pharmaceutical waste has been legally and correctly disposed of. If your facility is audited and this evidence is not available, you could face...
Although it’s an extremely critical procedure for treating cancer and other medical conditions, chemotherapy produces one of the most dangerous wastes in the medical world. That’s why, when it comes to the disposal of medical wastes, healthcare professionals need to develop an effective medical...
If your Alabama or Tennessee cancer treatment facility provides chemotherapy treatments to patients, it generates waste which needs to be disposed of according to strict regulations. The proper packaging, transportation, and ultimate chemo waste disposal in each state ensures your treatment center...
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Pharmaceuticals are an essential component of modern healthcare. They help patients recover more quickly and painlessly and are frequently used to better manage chronic medical conditions. Safe pharmaceutical handling and disposal are key to proper pharma waste management, which is governed by...