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fermer ce livreUganda National Drug Policy (WHO; 2002; 45 pages)
Afficher le documentForeword
Afficher le documentPreface
Afficher le documentIntroduction
Afficher le documentMembers of the MoH Task Force on Drug Management
Afficher le documentNational Drug Policy
Afficher le document1. Pharmaceutical legislation and regulation
Afficher le document2. Drug selection
fermer ce répertoire3. Drug supply system (quantification, procurement, storage, distribution)
Afficher le document3.1 Quantification
Afficher le document3.2 Procurement (including donations)
Afficher le document3.3 Storage and inventory control
Afficher le document3.4 Distribution
Afficher le document3.5 Local production
Afficher le document3.6 Quality assurance
Afficher le document3.7 Disposal of expired or otherwise unwanted drugs and medical supplies
ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenu4. Rational drug use and drug information
ouvrir ce répertoire et afficher son contenu5. Drug financing and pricing
Afficher le document6. Traditional medicines
Afficher le document7. Human resource development
Afficher le document8. Research and development
Afficher le document9. Technical co-operation
Afficher le document10. Monitoring and evaluation
 

3.7 Disposal of expired or otherwise unwanted drugs and medical supplies

Goal: to protect the health of the public from potential harm which may result from the unsafe or ineffective disposal of expired or otherwise unwanted medical items including drugs.

Objective:

To institute and maintain a system which will ensure the safe, effective and controlled disposal or destruction of such items

Strategies:

1. Collaborate with all relevant agencies in drawing up and effectively implementing:

• national guidelines for the disposal of these items (preferably within the context of a national health-care waste management plan)

• any necessary supporting legislation and standards


The guidelines and plan will include safe and cost-effective strategies and procedures for:

• identification of drugs and medical supplies waste
• records
• handling
• segregation
• recycling
• collection
• transport
• storage
• disposal/destruction


2. Develop, institute and maintain a training programme for all those who will be involved in the handling and processing of such waste.

3. Systematically monitor and evaluate the implementation of the drugs and medical supplies waste management plan and make any necessary amendments.

4. Ensure adequate investment in the required waste disposal equipment/technology in order to establish adequate national capacity to efficiently dispose of unwanted medical products.

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