Waste management

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  Año 2005, Número 6

  • Editorial

    Luis F. Díaz

    págs. 567-574

    

  • Medical wastes characterisation in healthcare institutions in Mauritius

    R. Mohee

    págs. 575-581

    

  • Composition and production rate of dental solid waste in Xanthi, Greece: variability among dentist groups

    Evangelos Voudrias, N. Iosifidis, Dimitrios Panagiotakopoulos, Elly Kizlary

    págs. 582-591

    

  • Biomedical solid waste management in an Indian hospital: a case study

    Gayathri V. Patil, Kamala Pokhrel

    págs. 592-599

    

  • Medical wastes management in the south of Brazil

    Mariane Moreira Ravanello, A.E. Hoppe, N. Mello, C.E. Da Silva

    págs. 600-605

    

  • Healthcare waste management: a case study from the National Health Service in Cornwall, United Kingdom

    L.E.T. Jenkin, T.L. Tudor, C.L. Noonan

    págs. 606-615

    

  • Infectious waste management in Japan: A revised regulation and a management process in medical institutions

    Motonobu Miyazaki, Hiroshi Une

    págs. 616-621

    

  • Medical waste management in Jordan: A study at the King Hussein Medical Center

    Rami Oweis, Mohamad Al-Widyan, Ohood Al-Limoon

    págs. 622-625

    

  • Alternatives for the treatment and disposal of healthcare wastes in developing countries

    G.M. Savage, L.L. Eggerth, L.F. Diaz

    págs. 626-637

    

  • Incineration of healthcare wastes: management of atmospheric emissions through waste segregation

    S.A.V. Afonso, M.C.M. Alvim-Ferraz

    págs. 638-648

    

  • Cement-based materials as containment systems for ash from hospital waste incineration

    G. Giaccio, Cecilia Genazzini, A. Ronco, R. Zerbino

    págs. 649-654

    

  • Issues and options for the safe destruction and disposal of used injection materials

    S.A. Tamplin, Z. O´Leary, D. Davidson, B. Powis

    págs. 655-665