British smart MedTech company NeedleSmart is at the forefront of helping the NHS radically reduce CO2 emissions in its clinical waste disposal and save more than £120 million in Government Plastic Tax. As of 1st April, and as part of the Government’s recycling policies, all plastic packaging must contain 30% recycled material or be subject […]
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To open our Hangout with NeedleSmart series, we caught up with Tom Baker, our Research and Development Engineer who has recently marked his 5-year work anniversary, to find out more about his role. Hi Tom, tell us about you and your day-to-day role in NeedleSmart? I’ve worked at NeedleSmart as a Research and Development Engineer […]
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SAFETY INITIATIVES AND COMPLIANCE WILL SAVE THE AMERICAN HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY $1 BILLION British smart MedTech company NeedleSmart, which is pioneering disruptive technologies in the global healthcare sector, is expanding into the US healthcare market to protect American healthcare workers and patients from the rising tide of needlestick injuries (NSI). In the US alone, more than 1 Million […]
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Globally, the currently accepted protocol for sharps disposal (hypodermic needles and syringes) is via incineration, in many cases of both the sharps bin and contents. The current process has endured for many years, however, if the NHS and healthcare systems globally are to significantly reduce carbon footprint the process of incinerating single-use plastics and metals […]
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NEEDLESMART CLINICAL WASTE BOXES TO SAVE THE NHS MORE THAN £120 MILLION IN GOVERNMENT PLASTIC TAX TECHNOLOGY TO PREVENT 100,000 NEEDLESTICK INJURIES TO CLINICAL STAFF, SAVING THE NHS £127 MILLION EACH YEAR British smart MedTech company NeedleSmart is at the forefront of helping the NHS radically reduce CO2 emissions in its clinical waste disposal by […]
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British smart MedTech company invents the world’s first end-to-end safe needle destruction technology. Tech aims to reduce 3 million global needlestick injuries. In a recent survey*, it was reported that a staggering 94 per cent of practising surgeons in the UK have either been personally affected by a needlestick injury (NSI) or have seen a […]
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