Conversion from single use to reusable in nephrology care

Maryvonne Hourmant, Didier Aguilera, Philippe Carenco, Clément Deltombe, Tristan Vérité, Pierre Filipozzi
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Replacement of disposable by reusable care materiel is a mandatory question in sustainability management in nephrology. Recommandations have already been edited for individual protection in the operating room and the DGOS (Direction générale de l’offre de soins) will soon launch an experimentation in the reuse of some catheters and endoscopes. The literature is unanimous on the advantage, in the fields studied, of reuse over disposable material regarding green house gaz emissions. However, this advantage can be lost when considering water consumption that partly results from washing and sterilization activities. Our article aims to encourage nephrologists to start applying some measures in their clinical practice and be aware of the coming innovations.

用可重复使用的护理材料取代一次性护理材料是肾内科可持续发展管理的一个必答题。手术室中的个体保护建议已经编辑完成,DGOS(医疗服务总局)也将很快启动对部分导管和内窥镜的重复使用实验。在所研究的领域中,文献一致认为,在温室气体排放方面,重复使用比一次性材料更有优势。然而,如果考虑到清洗和消毒过程中的部分耗水量,这一优势就会丧失。我们的文章旨在鼓励肾科医生在临床实践中开始采用一些措施,并了解即将到来的创新。
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