Indicators of Sustainable Development for Health Care Waste Treatment Industry

A higher proportion of persons with disabilities in rural areas were living in households identified as poor through the IDPoor programme and eligible for a Health Equity or

and core principles on health care waste management (WHO 2004, 2007), the recommendations of the Stockholm Convention on waste incineration (UNEP 2007), the World Health

If immediate removal from patient areas is not possible then two local storage places should be found in or near the medical area: one storage place for general waste containers

We conclude that a more important role of the government in the sector of public services, and in particular of health care, may help reduce the possibility of future bottlenecks,

Hospice care has accomplished a great deal in preventing the lonely and painful deaths that many people fear, and we physicians caring for people dying from cancer or AIDS

In the field of environmental health the causal relationships of greatest interest are those that link human exposure to environmental hazards to spe- cific health effects

2.1 Monitoring definitions of basic service levels and indicators for WASH in HCF The core indicators define “basic” service levels for water, sanitation, hygiene, health care waste

Early detection and treatment of common blinding diseases, such as cataract, refractive errors, childhood blindness and trachoma, through community and primary health care within