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Infectious waste management at regional level
Martinek, Karel ; Pavlas, Martin (oponent) ; Máša, Vítězslav (vedoucí práce)
The current pandemic state has shown huge impacts of the infection spread on society, yet there is still no coherent approach to the issue of infectious waste. The aim of this thesis is to present the methodology for managing infectious waste within the region in the context of the situation in the Czech Republic and the European Union. The theoretical part of the thesis sets out the legislative framework, the character of production, decontamination options and conditions for incineration. Based on this knowledge, the methodology for managing infectious waste within the region is proposed. In the applied part of the thesis, the methodology is applied to the Hradec Králové Region. Under the methodology, possible scenarios for the infectious waste management are proposed. The most suitable one is selected from the perspective of health risks, budget burden, and environmental impact. Finally, the methodology is critically assessed and compared with the methodologies of other studies on a similar topic.
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Infectious waste management at regional level
Martinek, Karel ; Pavlas, Martin (oponent) ; Máša, Vítězslav (vedoucí práce)
The current pandemic state has shown huge impacts of the infection spread on society, yet there is still no coherent approach to the issue of infectious waste. The aim of this thesis is to present the methodology for managing infectious waste within the region in the context of the situation in the Czech Republic and the European Union. The theoretical part of the thesis sets out the legislative framework, the character of production, decontamination options and conditions for incineration. Based on this knowledge, the methodology for managing infectious waste within the region is proposed. In the applied part of the thesis, the methodology is applied to the Hradec Králové Region. Under the methodology, possible scenarios for the infectious waste management are proposed. The most suitable one is selected from the perspective of health risks, budget burden, and environmental impact. Finally, the methodology is critically assessed and compared with the methodologies of other studies on a similar topic.
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