Artikel Review: Kesesuaian Pengelolaan Limbah Obat dan Medis dengan Pedoman Nasional pada Berbagai Tingkat Pelayanan Kesehatan

The management of pharmaceutical and medical waste, particularly expired or damaged drugs, remains a challenge across various healthcare facilities. A study at Grade II R. W. Mongisidi Hospital in Manado showed a 76% compliance rate with the Ministry of Health’s 2021 guidelines, while Mamuju Regional Hospital failed to meet the standards outlined in Regulation No. 1204/2004. In community pharmacies in East Bandung, most facilities disposed of drugs independently, with only 59.6% following proper waste management procedures. These findings highlight the need for improved supervision, education, and adherence to standardized guidelines to minimize the negative impacts on health and the environment.

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Vitamin Jurnal ilmu Kesehatan Umum
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2025-06-12
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https://doi.org/10.61132/vitamin.v3i3.1482
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Public Health and Nutrition
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Artikel Review: Kesesuaian Pengelolaan Limbah Obat dan Medis dengan Pedoman Nasional pada Berbagai Tingkat Pelayanan Kesehatan

Laohannia Challiztha, Gabryuvela Gabryuvela, Noor Latifah
Vitamin Jurnal ilmu Kesehatan Umum
Public Health and Nutrition
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Artikel Review: Kesesuaian Pengelolaan Limbah Obat dan Medis dengan Pedoman Nasional pada Berbagai Tingkat Pelayanan Kesehatan

Laohannia Challiztha, Gabryuvela Gabryuvela, Noor Latifah
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Abstract

The management of pharmaceutical and medical waste, particularly expired or damaged drugs, remains a challenge across various healthcare facilities. A study at Grade II R. W. Mongisidi Hospital in Manado showed a 76% compliance rate with the Ministry of Health’s 2021 guidelines, while Mamuju Regional Hospital failed to meet the standards outlined in Regulation No. 1204/2004. In community pharmacies in East Bandung, most facilities disposed of drugs independently, with only 59.6% following proper waste management procedures. These findings highlight the need for improved supervision, education, and adherence to standardized guidelines to minimize the negative impacts on health and the environment.

Vitamin Jurnal ilmu Kesehatan UmumVol. 3(3)
Universitas Muhammadiyah Banjarmasin
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Public Health and Nutrition
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