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<div><p>Introduction</p><p>Inadequate management of healthcare waste present significant health hazards to healthcare workers, patients, waste handlers, and the whole communities, especially in developing countries. Although various primary studies have been conducted in diff...

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Main Author:	Gete Berihun (10090455) (author)
Other Authors:	Zebader Walle (11438005) (author), Belay Desye (15210184) (author), Chala Daba (11594055) (author), Abebe Kassa Geto (18395355) (author), Lake Kumlachew (11993597) (author), Leykun Berhanu (10090431) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified stata version 14 preferred reporting items find essential literature factors significantly associated conducting regular monitoring 73 – 55 respective healthcare authorities 9 %, p 8 %, p south africa reported different countries across healthcare waste management 2 </ sup daily working hours analysis </ p 00 %, p working hours healthcare workers waste handlers saharan africa developing countries working manuals xlink "> whole communities whereas heterogeneity systematic reviews systematic review review showed review aimed publication bias prisma 20 pooled estimate performed using including ongoing google scholar google databases funnel plot extracted data egger test assessed using 63 ), 38 %), 25 ), 19 pandemic 000 ).
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