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Management of Waste: NDIS Provision of Supports Environment

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15% of healthcare waste is classified as hazardous. In order to minimise the risk of harm from hazardous healthcare waste, it is crucial to have policies and procedures in place to ensure waste is handled, stored, packaged, labelled and transported correctly.

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15% of healthcare waste is classified as hazardous. In order to minimise the risk of harm from hazardous healthcare waste, it is crucial to have policies and procedures in place to ensure waste is handled, stored, packaged, labelled and transported correctly.

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Pabitra Rai
28 Aug 2021
Informative
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LYNNETTE LOWE
14 May 2022
Community Care Worker
This resource reinforced what I already knew. It helped me remember what I had already been taught
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Manish Niroula
08 Jan 2023
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thank you
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Vera Shanley
24 Aug 2021
Well presented, targeted learning
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Vijia Chain
29 Nov 2021
EXCELLENT use of graphics and State references. May need to update to include the Covid-19 practices for waste disposal especially in the community. Staff in the various healthcare systems (Home Care; NDIS; Community Centres) have inconsistency in the disposal methods. Also, NDIS is expecting that Waste be disposed of at waste management centres. What does a household do without such a licence if they are on managed plans? Several facilities have vastly different policies. This session was very clear and helpful.
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Kirsty Clark
01 Dec 2021
Excellent. Clear and concise. Great to see the source documents.
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Leonardo Hernandez
16 Dec 2022
Other Profession
Waste management principals and rules.
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Rokodolo Torika
27 Sep 2021
This resource is directly relevant to my scope as a personal care assistant (pca), and is an of my practice where I wanted to gain more confidence since... This reading covered the topic of waste management . It provided me with new knowledge and reinforced existing knowledge.
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elenoa funaki
30 Nov 2021
very informative
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