Solutions by department
Protected environments for oncology and haematology
HEPA-MD® air decontamination in patient rooms, ISO-class zones around the bed and modular positive-pressure rooms, plus UVC terminal disinfection.
Healthcare challenge
The challenge in oncology & haematology
Patients receiving chemotherapy or stem-cell transplantation can be severely neutropenic for long periods. Airborne fungi such as Aspergillus are a major concern, especially during nearby construction.
Risks and operational considerations
- Invasive aspergillosis in neutropenic patients
- Construction and renovation dust
- Limited number of protected rooms
- Long stays with visitors and staff movement
Recommended Capnova solution
A layered approach, not a single device
HEPA-MD® air decontamination in patient rooms, ISO-class zones around the bed and modular positive-pressure rooms, plus UVC terminal disinfection.
Relevant products and technologies
Each technology covers a different route: air, surfaces or shared equipment. The final mix is confirmed after a site assessment.
Read: Clean air for high-risk patients: HEPA, cold plasma and protected environments →Implementation approach
How we deliver it
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Assess
Room and patient-pathway review with haematology
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Plan
Protected capacity plan, including construction periods
- 3
Implement
Installation and commissioning
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Train
Training and maintenance plan
Plan protection for this department
We review the space, the workflow and your current controls, then recommend a combination and a plan.
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