Solutions by department
Patient room and ward disinfection
A consistent, measurable discharge routine with UVC, continuous far-UVC in multi-bed bays, and a disinfection point for small items on every ward.
Healthcare challenge
The challenge in patient rooms & wards
General wards have high patient turnover, busy visiting hours and equipment that moves from bed to bed. Room turnaround time directly affects bed availability.
Risks and operational considerations
- Organisms left from the previous patient
- Bathrooms and high-touch surfaces
- Shared equipment across bays
- Pressure to release beds quickly
Recommended Capnova solution
A layered approach, not a single device
A consistent, measurable discharge routine with UVC, continuous far-UVC in multi-bed bays, and a disinfection point for small items on every ward.
Relevant products and technologies
Each technology covers a different route: air, surfaces or shared equipment. The final mix is confirmed after a site assessment.
- THOR UVCFast terminal disinfection at discharge
- ZenerContinuous protection in bays and day rooms
- ZEUSShared devices on every ward
- HEPA air filtration unitsCorridors and common areas
Implementation approach
How we deliver it
- 1
Assess
Discharge workflow timed and mapped
- 2
Plan
THOR allocation across wards
- 3
Implement
Ward champions trained
- 4
Train
Cycle records reviewed with the IPC team
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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