Facility scenarios
Facility scenarios: what your facility needs
From an ICU with isolation rooms to a dental, dermatology, ENT or general clinic: realistic set-ups showing which technologies each zone needs, aligned with CDC guidelines.
ICU with standard and isolation rooms
A typical intensive care unit combines open or single standard bed spaces with one or more isolation rooms.
View set-up →ScenarioIsolation ward
An isolation ward cares for patients with airborne or contact-transmitted infections, often with more demand than available isolation rooms during outbreaks or seasonal peaks..
View set-up →ScenarioOperating theatre
An operating theatre needs a clean environment during surgery and a reliable, fast turnaround between cases, without compromising the ventilation system it was designed with..
View set-up →ScenarioHaematology & oncology ward
Neutropenic and transplant patients are highly vulnerable to airborne fungi such as Aspergillus, particularly during construction nearby..
View set-up →ScenarioDental clinic
Dental procedures generate aerosols and spatter, surgeries turn over every 30 to 60 minutes and patients share a waiting room..
View set-up →ScenarioDermatology clinic
Dermatology clinics combine consultations with minor procedures such as biopsies, excisions and laser or energy-based treatments, and share devices such as dermatoscopes between patients..
View set-up →ScenarioENT clinic
ENT clinics perform nasal endoscopy, suction and other procedures that can generate aerosols, and use many small devices on every patient..
View set-up →ScenarioGeneral clinic / polyclinic
General practice clinics and polyclinics see patients with undiagnosed respiratory infections alongside routine visits, with busy waiting rooms and shared equipment..
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About the scenarios
How do the scenarios relate to CDC guidelines?
The CDC sets product-neutral recommendations, such as air changes, pressure and cleaning requirements. Each scenario lists those recommendations and shows which Capnova technologies help put them into practice.
Can the same set-up work for a clinic in Dubai or Abu Dhabi?
Yes, as a starting point. Local authority requirements (DHA, DoH, MOHAP) and your building systems are reviewed during the assessment, and quantities are sized from a site survey.
How do the devices work with cleaning and ventilation?
They add an extra, documented layer of protection on top of ventilation, manual cleaning, hand hygiene and reprocessing.
Your facility is different?
Send us your room list and we will build the scenario for you.