Designing Green Hospital Non-Medical Waste Management System Based on ERP

The waste produced by hospitals is broadly divided into medical waste and non-medical waste. Non-medical waste is generated from activities in hospitals outside of medical, which comes from kitchens, offices, parks, and yards that can be reused or destroyed. In addition to being a health facility, hospitals can also cause negative impacts, one of which is the waste they produce. These negative impacts include the place of disease transmission, causing environmental pollution and health problems. Many general hospitals still do not have an integrated non-medical waste management system that supports green hospitals. The non-medical waste management process, from the preparation to reporting stages, is still done manually. This manual process can cause several problems, such as non-medical waste monitoring, which cannot be done regularly, and the recording of the waste generated and the waste that has been managed is prone to errors. To support green hospitals in public hospitals, it is necessary to manage the waste generated by hospitals in an integrated manner to facilitate monitoring, reporting, and evaluation. This research will focus on designing and developing a non-medical waste management module using an ERP system that will integrate it with other elements, such as inventory, to make it easier for public hospitals to classify processed waste in storage warehouses. Not only that, but this system will simplify the preparation process for management, help determine the amount of waste generated, and can be monitored through non-medical waste indicators, which are then reported in the form of documents, making it easier for companies to analyze results and assist in further decision making.