During the last several decades, emerging respiratory viruses, such as COVID-19, SARS, H5N1 avian influenza, and pandemic (H1N1) 2009 represent threats to global health security.

According to many discoveries and CDC's recommendations, early quarantine by placing patients in a single negative-pressure isolation room is an effective and efficient measure to minimize the transmission of infec- tious disease, thus reduce incidence and mortality during the pandemic.

However, the shortage of single negative pressure isolation room is a worldwide issue. The reason for this is most likely that building a traditional negative pressure isolation room is complicated, expensive, and time-con- suming.

Aiming to quick increase surge capacity inpatient isolation and saving more lives during a large-scale airborne infectious disease outbreak, RadMed created a revolutionary temporary patient solation solution — sRoom