Matrix risk and integral management plan in hospital waste in a neuroradioncologico center in cartagena
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https://doi.org/10.22519/22157360.724Abstract
After the need for procedures and guidelines that facilitate the management of waste, it is proposed to implement a plan for comprehensive management of hospital and similar waste (PGIRHS), to assess the risks through a consistent matrix with the GTC 045 standard so that will provide useful input on safety and health at work, which in turn propend to preserve, maintain and continuously improve the quality of life of workers of the institution. These goals were made through visits to the institution, in which inquiries were applied for the development of procedures for handling, treatment and disposal is given to waste, safety inspections, as well as photographic record at specific points way of support for the research study. In conclusion, the PGIRHS was formulated at the institution, then standards and procedures for effective waste management defined further the risks to which it is exposed center staff, giving a priority to biological risk, based on
this assessed prevention and control measures were passed in an action plan.
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