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Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Public Health Wales Leadership Cohort to our Blackwood manufacturing facility for an inspiring afternoon of learning, discussion and collaboration.
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The Clinisafe® Category A Container is specifically developed for the safe storage and handling of Category A infectious waste.
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Vernacare, a global leader in infection prevention solutions, surgical solutions and clinical waste management is proud to announce that its range of unbreakable1 Ultraspec® Screening, EcoGold® and Ultraspec® Retractor speculums has achieved compliance with the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) of the European Union.
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We are proud to share that we have been recognised for our ongoing academic partnership with The University of Manchester through a shortlist nomination at the Medilink Healthcare Business Awards for the ‘Partnership with Academic’ award.
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Our new 5L container is perfect for environments with moderate sharps disposal needs, such as general practice clinics, community healthcare settings, or low-risk wards. The compact size ensures easy handling and efficient space utilisation.
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The ISO 23907-1:2019 is a globally recognised standard that provides comprehensive guidelines for the design, construction, and performance of single-use sharps containers.
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In healthcare settings, gypsum waste typically refers to any materials contaminated with gypsum or gypsum-based products that are generated during medical procedures, construction, renovation, or maintenance activities.
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Vernacare, a UK based global healthcare provider, celebrates 60 years of supporting patient care through their medical pulp manufacture this December. Established in 1961, originally under the name Vernon & Co, Vernacare first launched a small range of disposable medical products in 1964, including the male urinal and bedpan. Utilising overissued newspaper, this type of … Continued
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Approximately, over 422 million people are living with a diagnosis of diabetes worldwide, with this number expected to increase to 1.3 billion by 20501. Many people will be self-injecting at home to manage their condition, however there is a lack of understanding around safe sharps disposal globally.
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Through a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP), materials experts at Manchester will work in collaboration with Vernacare – specialist manufacturers of infection prevention solutions – to investigate how the sustainability of plastics can be improved through the creation of more circular products from waste polypropylene (PP) and polycarbonate (PC).
