英文摘要 |
Taiwan is about to enter a super-aged society, and it can be expected that the demand for residential long-term care institutions will increase substantially in the future. At present, although the government encourages operators to build new long-term care institutions and transform existing facilities, in the content of relevant setting standards, most of them only regulate the minimum unit area of main spaces such as bedrooms, daily life areas or the number of basic equipment for quantification. However, the operating conditions, user needs, user experience and other elements are not included in the evaluation items in the planning stage. Therefore, this study conducted a field survey of three public long-term care institutions in central Taiwan and a questionnaire survey of experienced experts. The importance of each item can be known after the results of the questionnaire are analyzed by fuzzy analytic hierarchy process. According to the statistical results, among the sixteen items, the most important is the safety of the bedroom and the attached bathroom space, followed by the spatial pattern and ventilation and lighting, and the third is the comfort of the environment layout. As for the public space, the performance of fire escape is regarded as the most important, and more frequent disaster prevention drills must be taken into account in consideration of the vulnerable characteristics of action, so that the space can promote the safety of the space. |