PR Study: 28% Waste Reduction
This study documents the 28% clinical waste reduction our Sharpsmart system achieved in 103 hospitals.
Originally published in the Journal of Hospital Infection, this Before-After needlestick intervention study involved 8 acute care hospitals ranging in size from 150 to 850 beds in Australia, New Zealand and Scotland. The study was carried out to determine the effect on Sharps Injuries following the introduction of the Sharpsmart reusable sharps disposal system. Download the summary of the study here.
| Media type: | PR Study Summary |
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| Wastestream: | Sharps |
This study documents the 28% clinical waste reduction our Sharpsmart system achieved in 103 hospitals.
14 Litre reusable sharps container with a counterweighted safety tray and 'no-hands' access; ideal for patient room use.
This peer reviewed study explores the impact of reusable vs disposable sharps containers on Greenhouse Gas produced through manufacturing, transport and landfill.
This study documents a 6 year study monitoring the phased conversion to the Sharpsmart sharps container.
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