Monitoring Status and Improvement Strategies for Autoclave Sterilization in Hospitals Targeting Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality

Yao Shen; Zhuoya Yao; Xianzhao Zheng; Yu Zhang; Haiqun Ban; Jian Shi; Shan Zhong; Shanchao Zuo

doi:10.11910/j.issn.2791-2043.2023.4.03

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Monitoring Status and Improvement Strategies for Autoclave Sterilization in Hospitals Targeting Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality

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- Monitoring Status and Improvement Strategies for Autoclave Sterilization in Hospitals Targeting Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality
- Sterile Supply Vol. 2, Issue 4, (2023)
- Affiliations：
  
  1.Jiaozuo People's Hospital, Jiaozuo, Henan, China
  2.Henan Provincial People's Hospital, Zhengzhou, Henan, China
  3.National Institute of Hospital Administration, NHC, Beijing, China
  4.Renji Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, Shanghai, China
  5.Shengyang Sport University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China
  6.Shinva Medical Instrument CO, Ltd, Zibo, Shandong, China
- Author bio：
  
  Yu Zhang, E-mail: ygglzx2012@163.com, 13121842216, Field of study: hospital infection management and related policies
  Haiqun Ban, associate research fellow, E-mail: banhaiqnu@renji.com, 13521230523, Field of study: hospital infection control
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- DOI：10.11910/j.issn.2791-2043.2023.4.03
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Shen Yao,Yao Zhuoya,Zheng Xianzhao,et al.Monitoring Status and Improvement Strategies for Autoclave Sterilization in Hospitals Targeting Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality[J].Sterile Supply,2023,02(04):179-184.
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Shen Yao,Yao Zhuoya,Zheng Xianzhao,et al.Monitoring Status and Improvement Strategies for Autoclave Sterilization in Hospitals Targeting Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality[J].Sterile Supply,2023,02(04):179-184. DOI： 10.11910/j.issn.2791-2043.2023.4.03.

摘要

Abstract

This study reviews the current monitoring status of autoclave sterilization and sterilization efficacy as well as carbon emission characteristics in hospitals both in China and abroad. It proposes strategies for improving monitoring effectiveness and addressing carbon emissions in autoclave sterilization. Therefore, peers can attach importance to the issue of carbon emissions in autoclave sterilization and effectiveness monitoring so as to improve the development quality, fulfill the concept of green development, and thus achieve goals of carbon peak and carbon neutrality.

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Autoclave sterilizationSterilization efficacy monitoringResponse strategyCarbon emission

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