Abstract
A questionnaire survey was conducted to investigate the problems involved in the infectious waste recovery at home-visit nursing 1965 nursing were selected randomly, and questionnaires were sent to them. Nurses at 1314 (66.9%) responded to the survey and responses from 1283 were identified as suitable for analysis after excluding 26 that closed and five whose main field of care was psychiatry. Nursing using an automobile mainly were classified as stations and all others were classified as non-Auto stations. Auto station nurses were more concerned with bad odor from waste. Non-Auto station nurses were more concerned with the physical weight of transported waste. Thus, in order to alleviate these concerns, it is necessary to provide nurses with containers for medical waste suited to home-visit nursing care and tools for preventing injuries.
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