[Appropriate disposal of medical wastes--according to the manual on disposal of infectious wastes].

H, Takatsuki

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[Appropriate disposal of medical wastes--according to the manual on disposal of infectious wastes].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Oct 2000 Japanese Journal:Rinsho byori. The Japanese journal of clinical pathology, volume Suppl 112 (issn: 0047-1860,

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Authors: H, Takatsuki;

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[Appropriate disposal of medical wastes--according to the manual on disposal of infectious wastes].

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Abstract

Medical organizations are responsible for appropriate disposal of their wastes. This paper explains the regulatory bases and management systems applicable to medical wastes as specified by the Ministry of Health and Welfare's manual on the disposal of infectious wastes.

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Kyoto University
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Government Agencies, Japan, Waste Management, Guidelines as Topic, Containment of Biohazards, Medical Waste Disposal, Medical Waste

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