Generally, it is processed through "mobile medical waste incineration shelter".
Efficiently integrates modules such as medical waste crushing pretreatment, medical waste incineration, flue gas purification and supporting electronic control systems.
Legal basis:
Article 1 of the "Notice of the National Health Commission, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, and the National Development and Reform Commission on Issuing a Work Plan for Comprehensive Waste Management in Medical Institutions" Waste classification and management within medical institutions
(1) Strengthen source management. Waste from medical institutions is divided into medical waste, domestic waste and infusion bottles (bags). Through standardized classification and clear processes, each medical institution has formed a waste management system that includes classified placement, classified collection, classified storage, classified handover, and classified transfer. Make full use of information technologies such as electronic labels and QR codes to conduct refined and full-process tracking and management of the purchase, use and disposal of drugs and medical consumables, and encourage medical institutions to use medical supplies with traceability functions and traceable medical supplies with counting functions. Reuse containers to ensure that waste from medical institutions is segregated and traceable. (The National Health Commission takes the lead and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment participates)
(2) Consolidate the responsibilities of all parties. The legal representative of a medical institution is the first person responsible for the classification and management of waste in the medical institution, and the specific departments and operators who generate the waste are the directly responsible persons. Encourage the leading medical institution to be responsible for guiding the classification and management of waste from medical institutions within medical consortiums that implement integrated management. Medical institutions that implement socialized logistics services must implement their main responsibilities and strengthen the training, guidance and management of organizations that provide logistics services. Incorporate waste disposal status into the performance evaluation of public medical institutions in a timely manner. (The National Health Commission is responsible)