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Hi all, posting this on behalf of a member:
Good Morning,
Just reaching out does anyone have a guideline on disposal of waste from Rapid antigen testing station in health care setting? I have checked online and different sites are indicating different directives. Clinical waste disposal versus general waste and non-touch bins etc.
Thankyou in advance.Kind Regards
Peta Kobiolke
National Infection Prevention and Control Lead and Clinical Advisor
Aveo Group | Risk & Assurance | Aveo Melbourne Office
M 0436 631 214 | E peta.kobiolke@aveo.com.au |
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Hi Peta, this will depend on the waste disposal management guidelines for COVID-10 waste in each individual state or territory.
In SA they are bagged then general waste. Other states may be different.
Kind regards,
CathiCathi Montague
Nurse Consultant – Infection Prevention and Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia
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Hi all, posting this on behalf of a member:
Good Morning,
Just reaching out does anyone have a guideline on disposal of waste from Rapid antigen testing station in health care setting? I have checked online and different sites are indicating different directives. Clinical waste disposal versus general waste and non-touch bins etc.
Thankyou in advance.Kind Regards
Peta Kobiolke
National Infection Prevention and Control Lead and Clinical Advisor
Aveo Group | Risk & Assurance | Aveo Melbourne Office
M 0436 631 214 | E peta.kobiolke@aveo.com.au |
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Hi
The used RATs will contain bodily fluids so should be classed as clinical waste
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Jude Searles RN
Infection Prevention & Control
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Hi all, posting this on behalf of a member:
Good Morning,
Just reaching out does anyone have a guideline on disposal of waste from Rapid antigen testing station in health care setting? I have checked online and different sites are indicating different directives. Clinical waste disposal versus general waste and non-touch bins etc.
Thankyou in advance.Kind Regards
Peta Kobiolke
National Infection Prevention and Control Lead and Clinical Advisor
Aveo Group | Risk & Assurance | Aveo Melbourne Office
M 0436 631 214 | E peta.kobiolke@aveo.com.au |
Suite 4 Level 1/ 20 Cato Street, Hawthorn East, VIC, 3124MESSAGES POSTED TO THIS LIST ARE SOLELY THE OPINION OF THE AUTHOR, AND DO NOT REPRESENT THE OPINION OF ACIPC.
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Hi Peta
EPA has concise guidance on this https://www.epa.vic.gov.au/about-epa/news-media-and-updates/coronavirus/managing-coronavirus-waste-from-a-workplace#how-to-dispose-of-coronavirus-waste-from-clinical-facilities
RATs need to discarded in clinical waste. PPE that does not meet the criteria for clinical waste is disposed of in general waste
Regards
Mark Rigby
Infection Prevention Consultant. B.Pharm.
Victorian Infection Prevention Services (VICIPS)
Hi all, posting this on behalf of a member:
Good Morning,
Just reaching out does anyone have a guideline on disposal of waste from Rapid antigen testing station in health care setting? I have checked online and different sites are indicating different directives. Clinical waste disposal versus general waste and non-touch bins etc.
Thankyou in advance.
Kind Regards
Peta Kobiolke
National Infection Prevention and Control Lead and Clinical Advisor
Aveo Group | Risk & Assurance | Aveo Melbourne Office
M 0436 631 214 | E peta.kobiolke@aveo.com.au |
Suite 4 Level 1/ 20 Cato Street, Hawthorn East, VIC, 3124MESSAGES POSTED TO THIS LIST ARE SOLELY THE OPINION OF THE AUTHOR, AND DO NOT REPRESENT THE OPINION OF ACIPC.
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