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Hi All
Part of our service has changed to the SITA waste system where all the rubbish bins have been removed from the offices in the first instance and replaced with three bins (organics dry waste recycling) at the lift area and kitchen area on each floor. They are going to roll it out throughout the whole building including the ward areas at some stage.
My concern is that staff cant easily dispose of waste in their office (mainly used tissues especially during cold/flu season).
Just wondering what other facilities are doing (if you have this system) and how it is going in the office areas?
Also do you have this system in the clinical areas (bedrooms clinics doctors rooms podiatry dentristy etc) or still have waste bins for general waste?
Thanks
Jodie
Jodie Burr
Infection Prevention and Control-Clinical Practice Consultant
Disability and Domiciliary Care Services
Department for Communities and Social Inclusion
103 Fisher Street Fullarton 5063Messages posted to this list are solely the opinion of the authors, and do not represent the opinion of ACIPC.
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Hi Michael would it be possible to repost this as I havent received any replies and it was sent out during the New Year/Christmas break so everyone was probably on leave – thanks. Jodie
Hi All
Part of our service has changed to the SITA waste system where all the rubbish bins have been removed from the offices in the first instance and replaced with three bins (organics dry waste recycling) at the lift area and kitchen area on each floor. They are going to roll it out throughout the whole building including the ward areas at some stage.
My concern is that staff cant easily dispose of waste in their office (mainly used tissues especially during cold/flu season).
Just wondering what other facilities are doing (if you have this system) and how it is going in the office areas?
Also do you have this system in the clinical areas (bedrooms clinics doctors rooms podiatry dentristy etc) or still have waste bins for general waste?
Thanks
JodieJodie Burr
Infection Prevention and Control-Clinical Practice Consultant
Disability and Domiciliary Care Services
Department for Communities and Social Inclusion
103 Fisher Street Fullarton 5063Jodie.Burr@dcsi.sa.gov.au
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