What does HCWM stand for?

Health Care Waste Management (World Health Organization)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

Other Resources:

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Health Communication Working Group (American Public Health Association) Healthy Communities Work Group (Chicago, IL) Heritage Collections Working Group (Australia) Howard County Woodworkers Guild (Columbia, MD) Hunter-Clyde Watershed Group (Canada) Health Care Without Harm (Washington, DC, USA) Heart of the Civil War Heritage Area Health Care Without Harm Europe (Czech Republic) Helping Children Worldwide, Inc. Hammond Collier Wade Livingstone (US engineering firm)		Hutchison CAT Wireless Multimedia (Thailand) Hutchison CAT (Communications Authority of Thailand) Wireless Multimedia Limited (Government of Thailand; Hutchinson Wireless Multimedia, Ltd.) Henderson County - Clint W. Murchison Memorial Library (Athens, TX) Hope Chapel West Oahu (Waipahu, HI) Hard Corrugated Wall Potential Hemophilia Center of Western Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh, PA) Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania Hub City Writers Project (Spartanburg, SC) Hays County Water Planning Partnership (Austin, TX) Hot Compact Woven Polypropylene Process

Samples in periodicals archive:

expand(ed) the state of knowledge about medical waste generation, management and disposal, encouraging innovation in treatment technologies, reevaluation of home health care waste management, reduction of the severity of beach washups and the contribution to program development in noncovered states.

U.S. Senate takes action on environmental legislation

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MedServe Expands Service to All of California with Latest Acquisition ...

Improvements in health care waste management will involve the following key steps: * the buildup of a comprehensive system that addresses responsibilities, resource allocation, handling, and disposal; * awareness raising and training in safe practices; and * selection of environmentally friendly management options that protect people from hazards associated with collecting, handling, storing, transporting, treating or disposing of waste.

Steps toward improvement. (Technical Briefs)