CONVEX Progressive Bio – Medical Waste Management

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Conference on
The Future of Healthcare Waste Management

“A Forum for Advancing Healthcare and Sustainable Bio-Medical Waste Management”

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About Us

ENGAGE, EDUCATE, EXCHANGE, EMPOWER AND ENABLE
“UNLOCKING INFINITE POSSIBILITIES, CONNECTING INDUSTRIES: PIONEERING SUSTAINABILITY FOR A THRIVING TOMORROW!”

Recommerce, is a brand of Urdhva Management and the pioneering force in leading the charge towards a brighter future for the industries, A category-defining company dedicated to building a sustainable reverse commerce ecosystem At Recommerce, we embody the ideals of Engage, Educate, Exchange, Empower, and Enable, propelling industries and individuals towards a brighter future. Our tagline, “Unlocking Infinite Possibilities, Connecting Industries: Pioneering Sustainability for a Thriving Tomorrow!” encapsulates our mission to revolutionize the business landscape through Recommerce, our pioneering brand dedicated to driving a circular economy. Our conferences are more than just events; they are dynamic platforms that bring together industry thought leaders, experts, and enthusiasts to exchange ideas, insights, and knowledge. With carefully curated themes and immersive experiences, our conferences empower you to stay ahead of industry trends, network with the best, and spark meaningful conversations that drive progress. Recommerce isn’t just an endeavour; it’s a revolution. A revolution fueled by an audacious objective: to forge an enduring and sustainable ecosystem that embraces every facet of the recycling industry. We’re not merely striving to adapt; we’re catalyzing transformation.

CONFERENCE

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

The “Recommerce Conference on the Future of Healthcare Waste Management” is a ground-breaking event exploring healthcare waste management’s intricate challenges and opportunities. It will address key topics such as the volume and complexity of healthcare waste, including biomedical-infectious, hazardous, anatomical, and pharmaceutical waste, while also delving into regulatory frameworks, compliance standards, and environmental impacts. The conference will further highlight the role of refurbished medical devices, behavioural economics, skill development, and technological innovations, uncovering potential synergies to revolutionize healthcare delivery through improved waste management.

In India, managing healthcare waste is crucial not only for public health but also for environmental protection. It is against this backdrop that the “Recommerce Conference on The Future of Healthcare Waste Management” emerges as a vital platform for dialogue, innovation, and collaboration, addressing the urgent need for more effective and sustainable healthcare waste management solutions.

Guest of Honour

Shri Dinesh Gundu Rao

Hon’ble Minister for Health and Family Welfare

Government of Karnataka

Dr. Sharanapraksh Rudrappa Patil

Hon’ble Minister of Medical Education & Skill Development

Government of Karnataka

Justice Subhash Adi

State Committee Chairman (Karnataka) National Green Tribunal (NGT)

Government of India

SPEAKERS

Youthika Puri

Additional Director- CPCB

Government of Karnataka

Dr Saransh Raja

Senior Medical Officer -NTPC Limited

Dr. Sudipti Arora

Assistant Director Dr. B. Lal Institute of Biotechnology | |Chairperson, Women Wing, ASSOCHAM RSDC

Dr Sandeep K. Shrivastava

Founder & Exe. Director, Centre for Innovation, Research & Development (CIRD)

Suchi Mahajan

- Senior Director- Global Health Strategies

Dr. Deblina Ghosh

State Consultant for WASH in Health, UNICEF office for West Bengal

Dr Manish Kalla

Director of Hospital Operation LifeCare Hospital

Dr. Nanda Kumar

Head- Facility Management (Subject Matter Expert) Aster RV Hospital

Shyamala Mani

Health Safety Environment Advisor Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI)

Shri Mohammad Mohsin Ias

Principal Secretary to Government Medical Education Department

Government of Karnataka

Shri Harsh Gupta Ias

Principal Secretary to Government Department of Health & Family Welfare

Government of Karnataka

Dr. B L Sujatha Rathod

Director Directorate of Medical Education

Government of Karnataka

Mr Nanda Kumar

Head Facility Management (Subject Matter Expert)

Aster RV Hospital

Shri Balachandra H.C, IFS

Member Secretary

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB)

Dr. M K Ramesh

Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor

Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka

Dr. Vijay Kumar K R

Professor & HOD Dept of Radio Diagnosis

Bangalore Medical College & Research Institute

Dr N Sriraam

Dean R&D and Professor and Head Department of Medical Electronics Engineering

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering

Shri Srinivasulu Ifs

Ayush Commissioner Department of Ayush

Govt. of Karnataka

Ashwini Sreevatsan

RE HSE Advisor

Shell

Dr. Riyaz Basha Sardar

Registrar (Evaluation)

Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka

Dr Srinivasa H K

Additional CMO & Head of OHC - Bharat Electronics Ltd

The President - AOH Karnataka

Dr B Ramakrishna Goud

Professor

Department of Community Health Hospital Infection Control Committee St John’s Medical College

Shri Ajay Arora

Treasurer

CBWTF Association

Dr Vikram Rajpoot

Secretary Association of Occupational Health Karnataka

Objectives

ASSOCIATION

PARTNER

Foster innovative strategies and technologies for efficient bio-medical waste management in resource-constrained settings.
Explore the potential of refurbished medical appliances to enhance healthcare accessibility in semi-urban and rural areas.
Harness insights from behavioural economics to encourage responsible waste management practices.
Empower healthcare professionals in semi-urban and rural areas through infrastructure and skill development for best practices
To facilitate knowledge sharing, networking, and collaboration among stakeholders including healthcare professionals, policymakers, environmental experts, and equipment refurbishment specialists.

Explore trends and challenges in managing diverse healthcare waste streams (biomedical, infectious, hazardous, pharmaceutical, anatomical, etc.)
Examine current regulations governing healthcare waste management in India and identify gaps for policy enhancement.
Showcase innovative technologies (e.g., automation, AI-driven waste segregation) that are transforming healthcare waste management.
Explore the potential of refurbished medical appliances to enhance healthcare accessibility
Harness insights from behavioural economics to encourage responsible waste management practices.
Empower healthcare professionals through infrastructure and skill development for best practices
To facilitate knowledge sharing, networking, and collaboration among stakeholders including healthcare professionals, policymakers, environmental experts, and equipment refurbishment specialists.

What’s On?

Refurbished Medical Appliances:

Access to modern medical equipment is a fundamental requirement for delivering quality healthcare services. Unfortunately, many rural and semi-urban healthcare facilities in India lack access to state-of-the-art medical devices. The conference explores the potential of refurbished medical appliances as a cost-effective solution to bridge this gap. By bringing together experts and stakeholders, it will delve into the latest advancements in refurbishing technologies, quality assurance, and the integration of these devices into healthcare systems.

The conference seeks to tackle grassroots issues as a model for municipalities and individuals to take note of. Through this conference, we aim to initiate transformative changes in a village. These changes encompass the establishment of essential medical facilities such as X-ray machines, blood test laboratories, and MRI scans at all levels, ultimately contributing to the realization of a vision for a more developed state. Simultaneously, we will also address the pressing matter of waste management.

Skill Development:

Skill development is an essential component of building sustainable healthcare systems in semi-urban and rural areas. This conference recognizes the need to empower healthcare professionals and waste management personnel with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective biomedical waste management and the operation of refurbished medical equipment. Conduction of Workshops and training sessions in these region will be an integral focus of the conference to address this critical aspect.

Biomedical Waste Management:

The safe disposal of biomedical waste is not only a regulatory necessity but also a moral obligation. The Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules of 2016 established a framework for the proper handling, segregation, treatment, and disposal of biomedical waste. However, implementation challenges persist, especially in resource-constrained settings. The conference aims to address these challenges by facilitating discussions on innovative strategies and technologies for efficient bio-medical waste management.

Behavioural Economics:

Behavioural economics plays a pivotal role in shaping how individuals and institutions make decisions related to healthcare and waste management. Understanding the behavioural aspects of healthcare professionals, waste handlers, and the general public is crucial for designing effective interventions. The conference will feature discussions on how insights from behavioural economics can be harnessed to encourage responsible waste management practices and the adoption of refurbished medical appliances.

Navigating Regulatory Frameworks and Compliance :

With evolving environmental and healthcare regulations, compliance is crucial in waste management. The event will cover the latest developments in legal standards and industry best practices to ensure safe disposal and treatment methods that protect both public health and the environment.

Technological Innovations and Skill Development:

Technological advancements are pivotal in transforming healthcare waste management. The conference will highlight cutting-edge innovations in waste processing, as well as the importance of skill development in creating a workforce capable of managing healthcare waste efficiently and safely.

Addressing the Complexity of Healthcare Waste :

The conference will explore the growing volume and intricate nature of healthcare waste, including biomedical-infectious, hazardous, anatomical, and pharmaceutical waste. Key discussions will focus on the challenges of managing these diverse waste streams while ensuring safety and compliance.

The Role of Refurbished Medical Devices:

Incorporating refurbished medical devices into healthcare systems can significantly reduce waste and promote circularity. Experts will discuss how refurbished equipment can meet healthcare needs while contributing to sustainability, cost efficiency, and waste reduction.

Behavioral Economics and Sustainable Healthcare:

Sustainability in healthcare waste management requires behavioral changes within the industry. This session will delve into how behavioral economics can influence healthcare professionals, policymakers, and institutions to adopt more sustainable waste management practices, improving overall healthcare delivery systems.