Many cases of medical negligence caused by improper treatment of dialysis water occurred in domestic hemodialysis centers, which caused tension and mistrust between doctors and patients. From April to September 2018, the unqualified rate of dialysate was 0.2% in our hemodialysis room. Therefore, a task force team was set up to examine the dialysis water treatment process through the analysis of medical failure mode effects. We found problems that include: insufficient concentration of bleach water, insufficient standing time of bleach water, no automatic start-up flushing of the dialysis machine, insufficient flushing time between shifts, no antiseptic solution was absorbed during the disinfection of the dialysis machine, flushing was not performed when the dialysis machine was moved and reconnected to the water circuit and insufficient knowledge of the technical process of sampling of dialysis water. The measures of improvement are revising the disinfection specification of water treatment system, revising the disinfection specification of dialysis machine, and revising the sampling process of dialysis water. After the implementation of the countermeasures, the unqualified rate was reduced from 0.2% to 0%, and the high risk factors were reduced from 10 to 0. Through this project, personnel can understand that HFMEA focuses on system analysis, which can prevent errors and improve medical safety.