Biomedical waste management(Dental)

This is my recent webinar powerpoint presentation - I was invited as a Featured Speaker for Biomedical Engineering Department students of Karunya Deemed University(Solving Human Problems)- here in my presentation I have highlighted two challenges that we dentists face rightnow to be solved by the University students in hope of spreading the word of challenging situation to be solved - have used this opportunity of this platform to share knowledge & Inspire souls. Thank you.
The Final presentation powerpoint - planning to share on my Linked IN Profile :) #spreadingknowledge #inspiringminds #teaching #solvingproblems #helping #highlightingproblems #suggestingsolutions #knowledge #growing #knowledgeispower #preventionisbetterthancure #spreadingawareness
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1. BIOMEDICAL DENTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT Dr. VAISHNAVI CHETAN JOSHI BDS, Motivational Speaker

2. CONTENTS Objectives Introduction History Definition Types of waste- Segregation & Management Dental Waste R eduction M easures Need of the Hour – Research measures Conclusion References

3. OBJECTIVES INFORMATIVE HOW THROUGH AWARENESS & ADVANCEMENTS DENTAL WASTES REDUCED TO INSPIRE MORE RESEARCH FOR DRIVE TOWARDS SAFE ENVIRONMENT

4. INTRODUCTION Medical & dental care is vital in our life Biomedical waste- emerged as an issue of concern world wide Biomedical waste is the real problem for the MAN, COMMUNITY & ENVIRONMENT Safe, scientific, cost- effective method for BMW management- need of hour

5. HISTORY In late 1980’s Used syringes washed up on several East coast beaches USA HIV & HPV Infection spread Lead to development of Biomedical Waste Management Law in USA However in India the seriousness about the management came into limelight only after 1990’s

6. LAWS OF BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT On 20 th July 1998 Ministry of Environment & Forests( MoEF ),Govt. of India, framed a rule known as ‘ ’Biomedical waste (Management & Handling) Rules,1998’’ These Rules were revised over years & Amendments were released time to time

7. DUTY OF OCCUPIER: To take care that waste is handled without any adverse effect to human health & environment Provide training to HCW engaged in handling BMW DUTY OF OPERATOR:

8. WHAT IS BIOMEDICAL WASTE???

9. BIO-DEGRADABLE NON BIO-DEGRADABLE POTENTIALLY TOXIC WASTE

10. Lift used during transportation of BMW should be reserved for this purpose only

11. DENTAL WASTE REDUCTION OVER YEARS DENTAL AMALGAM FILLINGS- CONTAINING MERCURY: MERCURY TOXICITY

12. DENTAL AMALGAM GIC LC COMPOSITE

13. REFERENCES: https://www.slideshare.net/drpriyankaclre/biomedical-waste-management-38119523 https://www.slideshare.net/praveen4777/biomedical-waste-management-drpraveen-doddamani https://www.slideshare.net/vishaldr/bio-medical-waste-management-2016 https://www.slideshare.net/skaziz13/mercury-hazards-and-toxicity https://www.medgadget.com/2019/08/dental-radiology-equipment-and-digital-intraoral-sensors-and-digital-intraoral-sensors-market-2019-share-size-upcoming-trends-segmentation-and-forecast-to-2025.html https://www.slideshare.net/NidhiChauhan17/nidhi-biomedical-waste-management-ppt https://www.tnpcb.gov.in/pdf_2020/Guideline_COVID_19_waste.pdf