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CURRICULUM DESIGN COMMITTEE (Pre-revised)

Prof. A.K.Agarwal Prof. Santosh Panda Mr. Alexander Von Hildebrand Dr. Megha K. Rathi
Director STRIDE, IGNOU Regional Advisor Sr. Consultant
SOHS, IGNOU New Delhi Regional Ofce for South-East Asia SOHS, IGNOU,
New Delhi World Health Organisation , New Delhi New Delhi

EXPERT COMMITTEE
Dr. Bina Sawhney Prof. Reema Kumari Prof. S B Arora
Additional DDG BRS (Retd.) , MoHFW, New Delhi Dept. of Community Medicine and Public Health, Director,
King George’s Medical University, Lucknow
Mr. J Chandra Babu School of Health Sciences
Sr. Environmental Engineer, CPCB Prof. Vidhya Venugopal IGNOU, New Delhi
Parivesh Bhawan, CBD-cum-Ofce Complex, East Certied Industrial Hygienist (BOHS)
Arjun Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi Department of Environmental Health Engineering Prof. T K Jena
Sri Ramachandra University, Porur, Chennai School of Health Sciences
Prof. T Hemanth IGNOU, New Delhi
Head, Department of Community Medicine Ms. Payden
M S Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore Regional Advisor, WSH, Prof. Ruchika Kuba
WHO - Regional Ofce for South-East Asia Programme Coordinator
Dr. Shyamla Mani, World Health House, Indraprastha Estate Mahatama School of Health Sciences
Professor (Retd.), Gandhi Marg, New Delhi IGNOU, New Delhi
National Institute of Urban Affairs, Dr. Sunita Singal
India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi Dr. Biplab Jamatia
Former Sr. CMO, Dept of Obs. & Gynae,
Incharge of Dept of Hospital Waste Management, Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale)
Dr. Vijay Rai VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi
Sr. CMO (SAG) & Chairman Legal Cell, School of Health Sciences
Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi IGNOU, New Delhi

BLOCK PREPARATION TEAM


Writers Editorial Team Vetting Team
Unit 26 Ms. Payden
Dr. Megha Rathi Regional Advisor, WSH,
Ms. Anu Agrawal Consultant, Health Care Waste
Senior Consultant, Toxics Link, H2 (Ground Floor), Panchsheel Park, New Delhi WHO - Regional Ofce for South-East Asia,
World Health House, Indraprastha Estate,
Jungpura Extension, New Delhi Mahatama Gandhi Marg, New Delhi
Mr. J Chandra Babu
Unit 27 Sr. Environmental Engineer, CPCB
Dr. Ute Pieper
Dr. Priyank Tyagi Parivesh Bhawan, CBD-cum-Ofce WHO Consultant, Hampshire Residence, B-3A-3, 2A
Director, Healthrays Medicare LLP, Delhi Complex, East Arjun Nagar, Shahdara, Persiaran, Hampshire, 5050 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Delhi
Unit 28 Mr. J Chandra Babu
Dr. Sunita Singal Prof. Ruchika Kuba Sr. Environmental Engineer, CPCB,
Former Sr. CMO, Dept of Obs. & Gynae, Programme Coordinator, School of Health Parivesh Bhawan, CBD-cum-Ofce Complex, East
Incharge of Dept of Hospital Waste Management, Sciences, IGNOU, New Delhi Arjun Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi
VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi Creative Inputs Dr. Sunita Singal
Dr. Charu Hans Former Sr. CMO, Dept of Obs. & Gynae, Incharge of
Prof. Ruchika Kuba Dept of Hospital Waste Management, VMMC &
Head (Retd), Department of Microbiology Programme Coordinator, School of Health
Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, New Delhi Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi
Sciences, IGNOU, New Delhi
& And Dr. Chhavi Pant Joshi
Dr. Shalini Malhotra DADG (Environment Health), Directorate General of
Associate Professor, Department of Microbiology Dr. Jyotsna Dikshit Health Services, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,
Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, New Delhi Dy. Director, NCIDE, IGNOU, New Delhi Government of India, New Delhi

CO-ORDINATION TEAM
Director Prof. Ruchika Kuba
School of Health Sciences Programme Coordinator
IGNOU, New Delhi School of Health Sciences, IGNOU, New Delhi

PRODUCTION
Mr. Ajit Kumar
Section Ofcer (P)
SOHS, IGNOU, New Delhi

June, 2018
@ Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2018
ISBN : 978-93-87960-86-2
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Run-off from Patient Surgical Units or
paved areas Wards OperationTheatres

Urinals Intensive Care


Units (ICU)

Bathrooms Dental
Sources of Department
Laboratories Wastewater
Generation from Radiology
HCFs
Engineering
and Haemodialysis
Maintenance

Administrative Kitchen Laundries


Office
Important chemicals in hospital wastewater
include anaesthetics, disinfectants, chemicals
from laboratories, photochemical and X -ray
contrast media, Radioactive liquid
contaminants can also reach the waste water
in hospital
Infectious agents, Pharmaceuticals,
including bacteria, including antibiotics
Contaminants
viruses and parasites discharges
in Waste water
generated from
Cytotoxic drugs HCFs Excessive nutrients and
waste (residual) nitrates

Mercury from dental amalgams or lab


chemicals and broken thermometers or BP
apparatus etc.,

Hazards due to
Microbiological pathogens

Hazards due to Hazards of Hazards due to


Hazardous chemical Wastewater Pharmaceutical and
waste generated from Cytotoxic waste
HCFs

Hazards due to
Radioactive waste
Chemical Liquid Neutralising
Waste from HCFs Agents

(Acid or Base)

Pre-Treatment or
Neutralisation
Domestic Sewage

Wastewater
Treatment by Sewage
from HCF Treatm ent Plant (STP)
Chemical Liquid Pre-Treatment or
Waste Neutralisation or Wastewater
(bedded
(Laboratories) Treatment Plant
Hospitals)
before discharge
culture

Infectious Liquid
Waste from Patient
Treatment Areas
Liquid Waste from Disinfectin g Agent
Non- bedded HCF or its equivalent
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