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Rather than thinking of medical waste as one catch-all concept, safe disposal starts with understanding each medical waste stream. Here’s everything you need to know to safely identify and dispose of your medical waste.

What are the most common mistakes involving pharmaceutical waste? Healthcare facilities can improve their waste management by addressing these errors.

A needlestick injury can increase the risk of exposure to a variety of dangerous and highly infectious pathogens, so it’s important to know what to do if you’re stuck.

It is critical to know the specific requirements for handing chemotherapy waste disposal, including guidelines covering identification, segregation, and compliant disposal.

Here’s what you need to know to ensure your healthcare facility is prepared for the worst with appropriate risk mitigation strategies when it comes to the potential of Ebola cases in your facility.

Patient interruptions negatively impact healthcare settings. Learn how Daniels helps enhance medical waste efficiencies, helping curb interruption rates.

The medical waste industry is fraught with risk and liability. Learn how to take extra precautions to ensure your medical waste is disposed of properly.

What is pathological waste? While the wording and descriptions of pathological waste may differ depending on the source, the term most often implies …

Learn about the journey of a needle from the point of use, to disposal, as well as how to prevent needlestick injuries. Read our blog for essential insights.

A huge focus of proper medical waste disposal processes emphasizes environmental protection, it’s vital to remember that it also enhances safety for healthcare providers and the public.

Medical waste disposal is complex and with their primary focus being patient care, healthcare staff need independent support when it comes to getting waste management right.

With a theme of Writing our Next Chapter, the summit was an opportunity to not just pause and reflect on recent accomplishments but look ahead to where we want to be when we hold our next summit.