Sharps Injury & Prevention

There is an increased need for improved safety standards and awareness of the risks associated with BBFE incidences.

It's important to understand how to safely disposal of sharps in hospitals and other medical facilities to keep the health and safety of practitioners, patients, and communities.

The implementation of Daniels Sharpsmart device reduces sharps injuries across 14 hospitals that converted to our sharps safety device.

Contamination risk should never be taken lightly, especially in pharmacy clean rooms. This article elaborates on a failure which resulted in 750+ patient infections.

Infectious waste training is required by the DOT to handle, package, label, and sign off on healthcare waste pickups.

Daniels Health provides COVID-19 Vaccine Disposal Services for US Healthcare Facilities.

At Daniels, we follow the NIOSH guidelines for the mounting height of our sharps containers with each container mounted 52” from the floor.

Information on how to dispose of sharps waste in a clinical setting.

Compliance is essential when it comes to medical waste disposal. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stipulates numerous regulations for proper hazardous waste disposal, collection and disposal of biohazard waste, and medical waste removal processes.

The Sharpsmart reusable sharps container is more cost effective and efficient than a disposable sharps container.

Are reusable sharps containers clean? How are they sanitized? Find out.

Find out how preventing sharps injuries is much like preventing the zombie apocalypse.