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    Karen Abejar-Arago,D.M.DProgram Manager, Health Care Waste Management

    SLH Mercury Management Team

    The San Lazaro Hospital

    experience in compliance to

    the Department of Health

    Administrative Order No.

    2008-0021

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    Mandated by the Department of Health as

    Referral Center for Infectious and

    Communicable Diseases with 500 beds

    capacity

    It is involved in the delivery of health care

    services on patients who are suffering fromInfectious and Communicable diseases.

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    The Gradual Phase-out of Mercury in all Philippine

    Health Care Facilities & Institutions

    SLH created Mercury Management Team (MMT)

    under Hospital Order No.312 s. 2008 dated

    November 26, 2008 composed of :1. Dr. Karen Abejar Arago, Team Leader

    2.Maria Consuelo P. Esplana, Asst. Team leader

    3. Arvin J. Espaola, Secretary

    4. Evelinda J. Bulotano, Member

    5. Remigio Balane, Member

    6. Ruben Rivera, Member

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    MERCURY MANAGEMENT TEAM

    (Medical, Nursing and Administrative Services)

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    San Lazaro Hospital is included among the 16

    hospitals to receive the 1st Do No Harm

    Award for Mercury Free Health Care from

    the Health Care Without Harm

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    Conduct an audit of existing mercury thermometers,sphygmomanometers and fluorescent lamps in the

    hospital

    Identify ALTERNATIVES to replace mercurial

    devices for use in the hospital Identify SAFE STORAGE AREA for phased-out

    mercurial thermometers , sphygmomanometers and

    fluorescent lamps

    Develop and manage Mercury Minimization Program

    Implement a purchasing policy

    Conduct a facility wide information campaign &

    employee education

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    Procured NON-MERCURIAL DEVICES

    THERMOMETERS( Forehead Thermometer)

    (Digital Thermometer)

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    (Stand Type Sphygmomanometer)

    (Wall Type Sphygmomanometer)

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    Glass Ionomers

    and Light Cure Composites

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    Seal with duct

    tape areas for

    possible leak

    SPHYGMOMANOMETER

    Sealed thesphygmomanometer

    with duct tapefor possible leakage

    Cut the rubber

    bulb and knot

    the tubings

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    THERMOMETERS

    Intact thermometers placed insidetheir containers

    and wrapped with duct tape.

    Thermometers placed insidethe box and sealed

    with duct tape

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    Primary Container to prevent spillage

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    Labeling on Primary Container

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    Secondary Container to preventspillage

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    Sealing on Secondary Container toprevent spillage

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    Labeling on Secondary Container

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    Labeled Secondary Container(temporarily stored at the Bio-Medical Room of

    San Lazaro Hospital)

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    Identified TEMPORARY STORAGE for phased-

    out mercury devices.

    Located at the site far from the patients wards and offices

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    Identified TEMPORARY STORAGE for phased-

    out mercury devices.

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    FOR ALL MERCURIAL DEVICES(in compliance to the Department of Healths Guidelines

    on Interim Storage of Mercury Devices

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