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The document discusses the SAP-BMW project and outlines objectives and planning for proper medical waste management. Specifically, it states that every hospital must develop a comprehensive system to properly segregate, transport, and dispose of medical waste and obtain a license from the state pollution control board to handle infectious waste. The objectives are to minimize medical waste production, treat waste through safe and environmentally acceptable methods, take adequate precautions to prevent healthcare-associated infections during waste handling, and ensure safety during medical waste handling. Planning involves training, classifying and categorizing waste, coordination, organizing a BMW committee, and determining manpower, equipment, consumables, and disposal methods needed.
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BMW.pptx
- 1. SAP-BMW project (state action plan) Dr Priti Class 1 paediatrician DWH SNCU amravati
- 2. What is BMW • Any waste which is generated during the process of diagnosis, treatment &research conducted for human beings &animals
- 3. BMW Policy • Every hospital to develop a comprehensive system for handling medical waste in terms of segregation,transportation & disposal • A licence has to be obtained from state pollution control board so as to handle the infective waste.
- 4. Objective of BMW m/n 1. To minimize the production /generation of infective waste. 2. Teat the waste by safe & environmentally acceptable methods 3. Adequate care in handling to prevent HAI 4. Safety precautions during handling the BMW.
- 5. planning training Classification of waste Categorization of waste coordination Organizing a BMW commitee Manpower,equipments,consumables ,disposal methods