Elimination of “yellow bags”, environmental and economic impact of Dasri rationalization in the operating room

Marie Pierre Matezak; Lauriane Bordenave; Laura Hoslin; Djamila Adman; Anthony Lussiaud; Jérémy Vitré

doi:10.1016/j.oxy.2022.04.006

Elimination of “yellow bags”, environmental and economic impact of Dasri rationalization in the operating room

Titre traduit de la contribution: Impact environnemental et économique de la rationalisation des Dasri au bloc opératoire

Marie Pierre Matezak, Lauriane Bordenave, Laura Hoslin, Djamila Adman, Anthony Lussiaud, Jérémy Vitré

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Reducing the share and carbon footprint from infectious risk care activities (Dasri) in the hospital is an urgent matter, given the randomness of sorting and the high environmental cost. In the operating room of a cancer center in the Paris region a project has been carried out to to rationalize Dasri by eliminating the systematic use of yellow flexible bags. These were replaced by a cardboard box in intersalls. One year after the implementation of these measures, the quantity of Dasri has decreased by 87%, allowing reduction in the carbon impact linked to waste incineration and savings. Since, 99% of waste disposed of in the Dasri stream can now be considered as such.

Titre traduit de la contribution	Impact environnemental et économique de la rationalisation des Dasri au bloc opératoire
langue originale	Anglais
Pages (de - à)	19-25
Nombre de pages	7
journal	Oxymag
Volume	35
Numéro de publication	184
Les DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.oxy.2022.04.006
état	Publié - 1 mai 2022

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