英文摘要 |
In 2018, a fire in a hospital caused many casualties, highlighting the importance of firefighting response in medical facilities. Patients often require multiple life-sustaining equipment in intensive care units, which reduces their ability to escape when fire occurs Data collected between October 15- 20, 2018 showed that medical team members scored 71.1% on fire emergency response and 64.3% on fire response skills. Further analysis showed two major flaws: equipment: gas switches, smoke exhaust gates, and smoke prevention walls were not clearly marked; policy: incomplete fire protection plan in the unit, insufficient educational and training programs, and lack of physical training on firefighting drill; personnel: staff unfamiliar with tasks assigned to individual groups, lack of awareness on firefighting equipment location, and lack of understanding on assigned areas. In order to improve personnel’s emergency responses, actions were implemented, including revising fire protection plans, drafting fire response drill plan, producing fire prevention area plan, recording fire equipment instruction video, and conducting fire protection drill/education training. As a result, fire emergency response rate has increased from 71.1% to 93.5%, and fire emergency response skills has increased from 64.3% to 99.3%. Personnel’s ability to react to fire emergency has improved effectively. |