CONF-6-Corinne-Riekwel-Bart-van-Straten-Tim-Horeman-Joost-van-der-Sijp.pdf

1、CIRCULAR ECONOMY STRATEGIES TO REDUCE MEDICAL WASTE STREAMSLogistics/Flow ManagementR.op de Weegh1,J.van der Sijp 2,C.Riekwel3,Bart van Straten4,Tim Horeman41 Van Straten Medical Utrecht(Netherlands),2 Haaglanden Medisch Centrum The Hague(Netherlands),3 Maasstad Hospital-Rotterdam(Netherlands),4 Del

2、ft University of Technology-Delft(Netherlands)A relay lecture with 3 presenters and 4 perspectives,WFHSS 2023Ron op de Weegh,teamleadVan Straten Medical,the NetherlandsOur mission is to reduce waste streams by:Reduce:We advice to use less disposable instruments and more reusable instruments.Reuse:Re

3、pair of instruments instead of replacement.Recycle:We successfully recycle packaging,wrapping paper and steel waste into new materials.Our mission is to manufacture new products out of recycled hospital waste.Perspective from the supplierReuseRepairRemanufacturing/recyclingWe make new products out o

4、f recycled stainless steel instruments and plasticsRecycleGO Jack instrument opener,made out of recycled blue wrapPerspective Surgeon/Chief Medical Buyer:Dr.Joost van der Sijp,MDSurgeon-Oncologist&Chief Medical BuyerHaaglanden Medical Center,the Netherlands,co-founder of GreenCyclAs a healthcare pro

5、fessional I want to state that our hospital will not pay for any development or pay more for products which are green.Next do that I do not want my staff to be busy to sort waste to seperate streams or remove stickers or tape.I co-founded GreenCycl a FieldLab to experiment with reusing,remanufacturi

6、ng an recycling of medical waste.FieldLabHospital Mining:The CSSD and OR as goldmine for new raw materials in the circular economyCircular Economy:Reduce dependancy on raw materialsReduce waste streamsReduce climate change impactRecycleFieldLabPerspective from