DASRI (healthcare waste presenting infectious risks) is healthcare waste presenting an infectious or mechanical risk, as defined in Article R.1335-1 of the Public Health Code. It includes sharp equipment, waste soiled with blood or a biological fluid, expired blood products, human anatomical waste and waste with a proven infectious risk. Waste produced during care is not automatically DASRI: unsoiled packaging or clean gloves count as DAOM. DASRI follows a specialised route, under the responsibility of the institution producing it.
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