Health Care Sector Targeted for 2009 EPA Study of Pharmaceutical Disposal Practices
Posted on: December 29, 2008 |
Author: Brett
Filed Under: Hospitals & Health Systems, In-House Counsel, Labor & Employment |
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In response to recent studies showing that substantial levels of pharmaceutical waste are present in the nation’s water supply, USEPA (or the “Agency”) has begun to focus on discharges by health care facilities. This means hospitals, clinics and physicians’ offices need to be prepared for possible inspections and information requests.
For more on this please visit http://www.hinshawlaw.com/health-care-sector-targeted-for-2009-epa-study-of-pharmaceutical-disposal-practices-12-10-2008/
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