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A survey of 702 surgical trainees in 17 programs from 2007 reported that 99 percent had a needlestick injury by the end of training. Yet, 51 percent of the injuries were not reported to an employee health service.

There are a few different categories of medical waste – learn about the various classifications here.

Eliminating sharps injuries relies on many factors – safer devices, safer sharps containers, leadership focus and safety process adoption.

There are many consequences a facility may face if it is not compliant when disposing medical waste; know what implications are possible.

We reflect on the anniversary of two catastrophic events that impacted our nation – Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma around this time last year.

Daniels Health provides reliable and timely information to facilitate and maintain compliance for healthcare waste management in alliance with federal and state regulatory agencies.

What are the benefits of correctly segregated healthcare waste? Let us show you! Costs, environmental impact, safety and compliance…

How to get from Street A to Street Z on a website is not always a simple task. Let us help you navigate ours…

What exactly is medical waste? Let us walk through state and federal guidelines around the classification of medical waste.

Understanding the focus that drives our customer excellence team in delivering an exceptional customer experience.

Karen Daley’s testimony asks that we look at two things, firstly how can we prevent sharps injury occurrence, and secondly… in the event of a needlestick injury, how can we support victims in seeking help and assuring them that it is going to be ok?

McGill University celebrates ‘Earth Day’ with a review of Sharpsmart’s sustainability impact within their Glen facility.