Analysis of Factors for the Knowledge Component on Biomedical Waste Management among Health Professionals: A Hospital Based Study
Analysis of Factors for the Knowledge Component on Biomedical Waste Management among Health Professionals: A Hospital Based Study
Dr. Divya A Kurthukoti,Dr. M. R. Dhakshaini,2 Authors,Dr. S Balasubramian
2026 · DOI: 10.25258/ijddt.16.18s.108
International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology · 0 Citations
TLDR
The study aims at identifying factors that can bring about changes in the knowledge levels of the health care personnel which will probably help the authorities to formulate training plan in the organisation and also accordingly plan the strategies according to the cadres.
Abstract
Biomedical Waste is a worldwide problem. Currently there is a steady increase in its generation associated with
increasing demand of healthcare, thus leading to establishment of more Health Care Centres. Biomedical waste generatedcontains infectious and hazardous materials. It is crucial on the part of the health care workers to know the hazards of thebiomedical waste in the work environment and make its disposal effective and scientific manner. It is critical that thedifferent professionals working in the healthcare sector have adequate Knowledge with respect to biomedical wastemanagement.The study aims at identifying factors that can bring about changes in the knowledge levels of the health care personnelWhen the analysis was carried out in SPSS software and R factor software, 2 factors were identified and extracted which will probably help the authorities to formulate training plan in the organisation and also accordingly plan the strategies according to the cadres and also better the practices.