Lakhasly

Bibliographic references

Health risks linked to the management of the waste elimination sector from healthcare activities with infectious risk INSP Project - WHO, National Survey 2009: Health risks linked to the waste disposal sector.

Introduction
The black bag contains household waste or leaves - The content of the red channel is dangerous, chemical, expired or laboratory reagents The steel container contains sharp objects and is considered infectious, meaning it is classified in yellow Note: The yellow and green channels are eliminated by burning, but the red channel is not the best method

Chapter 01: Presentation of the study area

The black bag contains household waste or leaves - The content of the red channel is dangerous, chemical, expired or laboratory reagents The steel container contains sharp objects and is considered infectious, meaning it is classified in yellow Note: The yellow and green channels are eliminated by burning, but the red channel is not the best meth
Chapter 2: Materials and methods
household waste and anatomical waste produced in the services studied.
Chapitre 3 : Résultats et interprétation

• Quality of yellow bags:

• Bear the AFNOR x30 501 mark but are fragile.

• Lack of standardized bags for the green sector:

• EPSP Remchi uses green rubber bins as an indicator.
Discussion
According to a study carried out at the CHU BENI MESSOUS Algiers (Soukehal, 2006), waste Hospital waste includes two main categories of waste: Waste assimilated to household waste (DAOM) ≈79% Infectious risk linked to sanitary waste: by skin-mucosa (intrusion);

              Conclusion

We recommend that waste management personnel strictly respect: Improve management practices Reduce risks to protect and secure: Hospitalized patients - Nursing staff - Disposal staff - Visiting public - Hospital environment - External environment This study has made it possible to understand the stages of hospital waste management as well as their harmful consequences on the environment (smoke released, leachate).
Bibliographic references

Health risks linked to the management of the waste elimination sector from healthcare activities with infectious risk INSP Project – WHO, National Survey
2009: Health risks linked to the waste disposal sector.