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What is the difference between the Walsh Waste Auditor and the Walsh Waste Tracker Program? How does the Walsh Waste Tracker Program reduce hospital spending? We handle our waste differently than others. Will the Walsh Waste Tracker Program still work? We use "Universal Precaution". Can we still use Walsh Waste Tracker? How much effort will be required? Are there other modules included in the Walsh Waste Tracker? Couldn't we do this using a pen and paper? Why should we use Walsh Waste Tracker? How can one system perform all these tasks?
What
is the difference between the Walsh Waste Auditor and the Walsh Waste Tracker Program? The Walsh
Waste Auditor allows a consultant to perform a detailed waste audit
quickly and safely, providing a snapshot of the hospital’s waste
management situation at that point in time.
How does the Walsh Waste Tracker ProgramTM reduce hospital spending? Answer: Cost
Reduction is based upon three principles:
1. A significant proportion
of biomedical waste is actually regular garbage.
2. Eliminating the regular
garbage from the biomedical waste stream will reduce costs, labor, and
handling risks.
3. Effective, long term
reductions can only be achieved by sensitizing users to problems,
monitoring the waste stream, and following up regularly with waste
producers who are not conforming.
We handle our waste differently than others. Will the Walsh Waste Tracker Program still work? Answer: Yes.
Because every hospital is different, Walsh Waste Tracker Program
can be modified to meet varying needs and requirements.
Before installation, WALSH carries out a
detailed evaluation of your needs along with you. We use "Universal Precaution". Can we still use Walsh Waste Tracker? Answer: Absolutely.
As a matter of fact, Walsh Waste Tracker
will increase the efficacy of your entire system.
A system of Universal Precaution does not
preclude the possibility of stick wounds, leaking boxes, or other
problems. Walsh Waste Tracker
will work to identify those users who are not following guidelines, and
will help you to get them in line.
In addition, you will be able to see what
Universal Precaution is actually costing you, on a
department-by-department
basis. When you see one department whose costs are out of line, you may then
take corrective action such as additional training, or increased signage.
Walsh Waste Tracker helps you get the most out of Universal Precaution. How much effort will be required? Answer: Some effort will be required. We adapt the Walsh Waste Tracker Program
to meet your operations. We do not change the way you operate to
accommodate Walsh Waste Tracker.
In addition, your worker or manager who will
use the system will be trained on how to get the most out of the
software. The Walsh Waste Tracker Software is Internet based, and is specifically
designed for people who are not computer experts.
Friendly and helpful telephone support is
always available, as are additional training sessions. Walsh Waste Tracker
is powerful yet easy to use! Are there other modules included in the P2 Program Answer: Walsh Waste Tracker
does more than just manage your biomedical waste. The following modules
are also available:
RECYCLING MODULE
Track and manage all your
information concerning your recyclable stream:
WALSH WASTE AUDIT
This module allows you to quickly and
safely audit a variety of waste streams, including RMW. You will produce a
detailed Audit Report, suitable for presentation. Couldn't we do this using a pen and paper? Why should we use Walsh Waste Tracker? Answer:
Yes, but you would not succeed in
the long run. The amount of effort
required to do this manually would outweigh any benefits. To reduce
biomedical waste in a hospital with numerous waste generators, requires
continual attention and service. Because the Walsh Waste Tracker
Technology is automated, your time commitment is minimal (a few minutes per week).
Effectively
reducing
expenses in the long term, with a controllable amount of work and at a low
cost, requires a systematic and automated approach. Walsh Waste Tracker
provides that approach.
Studies have shown that
on average, up to 65% of the biomedical waste stream is not biomedical waste.
Proper segregation of
waste, at the point of generation, reduces volumes and reduces costs.
How can one system perform all these tasks? Answer:
P2 Program
is an integrated system of services, technology and support.
The system incorporates
the latest handheld computer technologies with WALSH's expertise in waste
management and cost reduction.
Answer:
WALSH Integrated Environmental Systems
is a company with extensive experience in recycling and waste
management, operations, consulting and waste auditing. In 1992 we began developing
the Walsh Waste Tracker Technology, which was the building block for
the P2 Program concept. Since that time we have continuously upgraded our system to the
package that we offer today.
At this time we are
focusing all of our resources into Walsh Waste Tracker as we believe
that it is the best way for hospitals to increase the safety of their
employees while reducing costs.
In 1998, we distilled our experience,
insight and knowledge into the Walsh Waste Auditor Expert System.
The Waste Auditor has assisted over 300 hospitals meet their waste
auditing needs.
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