Study on Bio-Medical Waste Management and Practical Strategies for Development of Self Awareness

Enhancing Knowledge and Attitude towards Bio-Medical Waste Management

Abstract

Medical caregivers spend the most energy with patients in the ward than any other member ofthe prosperity group, which increases their exposure and vulnerability to the dangers prevalent in theemergency clinic, which include, in general, biological waste. They should be well-versed in the mostrecent data, abilities, and practises in controlling this waste, in addition to reducing emergency clinicacquiredinfections, to ensure their own well-being Aware of the many components of biomedical wastemanagement and to use this knowledge and positive attitude in their daily work. When compared to theirprevious knowledge and practise prior to the use of the organised instructing programme, thisinvestigation has revealed that the staff medical attendants have a significant increase in theirknowledge and demeanour with respect to Biomedical waste administration after completing theorganised educational programme. The pre-test and post-test information, as well as the attitude ratingsof staff medical caregivers, have a bad positive association.