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EPA
and state environmental regulatory agencies are starting to explore
pharmaceutical waste management practices at healthcare facilities.
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Pharmacists
are not currently trained to identify pharmaceutical wastes considered
to be hazardous waste under EPA’s Resource Conservation and Recovery
Act (RCRA).
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Safety,
environmental services, and facility managers have difficulty
applying RCRA to the complex pharmaceutical waste stream.
- EPA and state environmental
agencies can levy corporate fines up to $37,500 per violation per day (a violation can be defined
as one item discarded into the wrong waste stream).
- Personal liability
can be assessed from the department manager up through the chain
of command to the CEO, and can include fines
and prison terms.
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The PharmE® Inventory Analysis
(patent pending) allows you to gain a clear view of your pharmaceutical waste stream with an immediate and complete analysis of your entire pharmaceutical inventory;
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The patented PharmE® Waste Wizard keeps your organization current by identifying waste streams for new drugs, contract rollovers, sample disposals, patients' personal medications, and other non-formulary pharmaceuticals;
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The PharmE® On-Site Risk
Assessment of your current pharmaceutical waste generation practices provides a
confidential, customized report detailing findings, recommendations, and an action plan;
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The PharmE® Policies and
Procedures provides EPA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) compliant templates which can be
customized and integrated into your current Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Policies and Procedures;
- Our PharmE® Implementation Support
and Certification service allows you to benefit from our unique expertise and experience as you work through the implementation
process.
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