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Participating Hospitals in Australia and New Zealand Participating Hospitals in Australia and New Zealand PVC Recycling in Hospitals — an initiative of the Vinyl Council of Australia — continues to grow and gain recognition. There are now over 150 public and private hospitals and VETs participating in Australia/New Zealand. One day, recycling will be normal practice. Congratulations to those hospitals who are recycling their PVC medical products, and setting a great example to their colleagues. All start by recycling in one unit, and then grow, integrating PVC recycling into high-volume areas as they adopt good separation habits with minimal contamination in their bins. For them it is now part of good practice. To help facilitate the change from wasting to recycling we provide free videos and newsletters (click here). Each week the quantity recycled grows as more hospitals join in and we send your quality material to manufacturers in Australia/NZ who make it into new CONTACT product and give your PVC a new and long life. Project Manager, Industry Recycling If your healthcare facility is not yet recycling its PVC medical products—IV bags, Strategy oxygen masks and tubes— find out more about our product stewardship Vinyl Council of Australia program at www.vinyl.org.au/pvc-recycling-in-hospital. +61 3 9510 1717 [email protected] The PVC Recycling in Hospitals Training Places (2) program is part of the Vinyl Council of Australian Nursing & Midwifery Australia’s stewardship program with Federation members. As a not-for-profit industry Victoria University association working to advance the sustainability of the PVC industry, the Aust Capital Territory (1) National Capital Private Vinyl Council is proud of the shared effort of its member companies New South Wales (14) working with staff in the healthcare Albury Hospital sector to divert quality material from Bathurst Base Hospital landfill. Children’s Hospital Randwick Gosford Private This world-leading program started in Kareena Private Hospital partnership with Western Health in Liverpool Hospital Melbourne and has grown across Norwest Private Australia/NZ. Orange Health Service Prince of Wales Private A special thanks to our program Prince of Wales Public Auckland – Green Lane Clinical Centre partners: the suppliers, reprocessors Shellharbour Private Bidwell Trust Hospital Timaru and collectors, especially our St George Private Dunedin Hospital members Baxter Healthcare and Sydney Adventist Hospital Wahronga Evolution– Bowen Welvic Australia. Wollongong Hospital Forte Health To find out more, register your Forte Health – Christchurch New Zealand (28) Hutt Valley interest in recycling here. 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