| 英文摘要 |
At the end of 2019, the global COVID-19 pandemic began to spread, and Taiwan confirmed its first imported case in January 2020. In order to balance public safety and economic development, the Ministry of Health and Welfare mobilized 21 affiliated hospitals to establish centralized quarantine facilities to prevent the entry of the virus from abroad into the community. Chiayi Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare is responsible as the epidemic response hospital for Chiayi City. It successfully deployed three centralized quarantine facilities, one of which had the highest bed capacity in the country. These three centralized quarantine facilities originally belonged to different institutions, which presented various challenges and difficulties during the acquisition and operational management process. The task of establishing effective management models for these quarantine facilities, each with different institutional affiliations, while efficiently carrying out hospital epidemic control measures and promoting the operations of these three facilities, was undeniably a monumental and innovative task of the century. This article aims to share the recorded experiences related to this management endeavor and serve as a reference for future efforts in establishing and operating centralized quarantine facilities, as well as for leadership and management of related tasks. |