Hospital solid waste in the city of Eirunepé - Amazonas
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2236130841134Keywords:
Hospital waste, Dumping ground, Legislation, EirunepéAbstract
The management of hospital solid waste has become an essential issue for human health and for the preservation and conservation of nature. For this reason, the packaging, collection, transportation, treatment and final disposal are important phases that enable the promotion of public health, social welfare and economic viability. In this sense, analyzing the management of hospital solid waste in the city of Eirunepé - Amazonas was the objective of this study, which presents itself as a possibility of spatialization of the social and environmental theme. The city under study is located southwest of the capital of the state of Amazonas, has 34,840 inhabitants and a demographic density of 2.04 inhabitants / km2. The method used to explain the problem was historical and dialectical materialism. The methodology used was based on documentary research and field research. The results showed that the Vinicius Conrado Regional Hospital does not have a Health Services Waste Management Plan (PGRSS); The city deposits all sources of solid waste in an open dump. Regarding basic sanitation, the city has a water treatment plant, urban cleaning, but the city's sewage is not treated and goes directly to the Juruá river.Downloads
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