Knowledge, practice of medical waste classifications and related factors of health staff at Ho Chi Minh City District 4 Hospital

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Cross-sectional study reveals knowledge gaps in medical waste classification among health staff, suggesting urgent training needs.

Correct knowledge about medical waste classification was 87.25%, indicating a strong theoretical understanding among health staff.
Practice levels in classifying solid medical waste were lower, at only 53.69%, highlighting a gap between knowledge and real-world application.
Specific factors, like age and information source, affected correct waste classification practices, suggesting targeted training may be beneficial.
Overall, the results underscore the need for continued education on solid waste handling to prevent pandemic-related risks.

Tam et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study reveals knowledge gaps in medical waste classification among health staff, suggesting urgent training needs.

Correct knowledge about medical waste classification was 87.25%, indicating a strong theoretical understanding among health staff.
Practice levels in classifying solid medical waste were lower, at only 53.69%, highlighting a gap between knowledge and real-world application.
Specific factors, like age and information source, affected correct waste classification practices, suggesting targeted training may be beneficial.
Overall, the results underscore the need for continued education on solid waste handling to prevent pandemic-related risks.

Tam et al. (2025) studied this question.

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