Effective waste segregation is crucial for several reasons: 1. Infection Control: Proper segregation reduces the risk of spreading infectious diseases. 2. Environmental Protection: Segregating waste ensures that hazardous materials do not contaminate the environment. 3. Regulatory Compliance: Adhering to waste segregation guidelines helps healthcare facilities comply with local and national regulations. 4. Cost Efficiency: Segregating waste can reduce disposal costs by ensuring that recyclable and non-hazardous wastes are not treated as hazardous.
