PENGELOLAAN LIMBAH RUMAH SAKIT UMUM DAERAH DR ZUBIR IDI
Abstract
Ruah sakit sebagai institusi atau badan usaha yang melakukan kegiatan di bidangkesehatan masyarakat ternyata jugamenghasilkan limbah B3 sebagai hasil buangmedis. Berdasarkan studi yang telah dilakukan diestimasikan sekitar 15 persen buangan yang dihasilkan oleh rumah sakit merupakanbuangan yang dikatagorikan sebagai buangan infectios yang sangat bepotensimembahayakan kesehatan manusia seperti hepatitis dan HIV dan juga dapat membahayakan terhadap lingkungan.Rumah sakit sebagai institusi yang berfungsi melayanimasyarakat dalam hal kesehatan mempunyaiaktifitas yang resiko sangat besar (sebagaiagen) terhadap kesehatan masyarakat danlingkungan, sehingga penting untuk menjadikanberwawasan lingkungan. Ketentuan tersebutberlaku pula untuk RSUD. dr. Zubir, Idi.
Kata kunci: limbah rumah sakit
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