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    Hi all
    I am just wondering how many of your facilities recycle the disposable instruments.
    We are a small rural hospital which h tries to minimise our environmental footprint and I would prefer to be recycling rather than adding to any other waste stream.
    If anyone has any information regarding this please inbox me the details.

    Many thanks
    Heather

    Heather Gill (cert Inf Control, MACN)
    Infection Prevention and Control Practitioner, Nurse Immuniser
    Theatre Nurse Unit Manager
    CastertonMemorial Hospital
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    #76936
    Teresa Holland (Western NSW LHD)
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    Hi Heather,
    I work at a small rural hospital in Central West NSW and we are currently trialling recycling our disposable instruments. We have an arrangement with the local scrap dealer which so far is working well.
    Teresa

    Teresa Holland
    WHS Coordinator, IP&C and Staff Health Nurse
    Lachlan Health Service – Forbes & Parkes
    Forbes ph: 68507100, fax: 68502245
    Parkes ph: 68612400, fax: 68623921
    Teresa.Holland@health.nsw.gov.au

    Hi all
    I am just wondering how many of your facilities recycle the disposable instruments.
    We are a small rural hospital which h tries to minimise our environmental footprint and I would prefer to be recycling rather than adding to any other waste stream.
    If anyone has any information regarding this please inbox me the details.

    Many thanks
    Heather

    Heather Gill (cert Inf Control, MACN)
    Infection Prevention and Control Practitioner, Nurse Immuniser
    Theatre Nurse Unit Manager
    CastertonMemorial Hospital
    E: heather.gill@cmh.org.au
    T: 03 55542555
    63-69 Russell St
    Casterton 3311
    Victoria
    http://www.castertonmemorialhospital.com.au
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    Leeanne Atkinson
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    Hi Teresa and Heather
    I am also interested in the recycling of disposable instruments. Teresa what type of cleaning/disinfection of the instruments do you perform prior to sending them to the scrap dealer? Currently our disposable instruments are being discarded as clinical waste (sharps).
    Leeanne

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    Hi Heather,
    I work at a small rural hospital in Central West NSW and we are currently trialling recycling our disposable instruments. We have an arrangement with the local scrap dealer which so far is working well.
    Teresa

    Teresa Holland
    WHS Coordinator, IP&C and Staff Health Nurse
    Lachlan Health Service – Forbes & Parkes
    Forbes ph: 68507100, fax: 68502245
    Parkes ph: 68612400, fax: 68623921
    Teresa.Holland@health.nsw.gov.au

    Hi all
    I am just wondering how many of your facilities recycle the disposable instruments.
    We are a small rural hospital which h tries to minimise our environmental footprint and I would prefer to be recycling rather than adding to any other waste stream.
    If anyone has any information regarding this please inbox me the details.

    Many thanks
    Heather

    Heather Gill (cert Inf Control, MACN)
    Infection Prevention and Control Practitioner, Nurse Immuniser
    Theatre Nurse Unit Manager
    CastertonMemorial Hospital
    E: heather.gill@cmh.org.au
    T: 03 55542555
    63-69 Russell St
    Casterton 3311
    Victoria
    http://www.castertonmemorialhospital.com.au
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