Since the formal establishment of its Quality Management Center in 2017, the hospital has promoted healthcare quality and patient safety through a multifaceted strategy on the basis of the knowledge– attitude–behavior model. This strategy involves fostering a learning organization, promoting a culture of quality control circles (QCCs), implementing visualized indicator management, and strengthening partnerships with collaborating hospitals. Through a structured decision-making mechanism, the hospital has conducted real-time monitoring of abnormal indicators and systematic reviews of patient safety incidents. These efforts have been supported by regular meetings and cross-departmental communication to ensure the effective implementation of quality- and safety-related initiatives. Additionally, professional competency development has been emphasized: Staff members have been encouraged to pursue education and acquire certifications—such as those for quality facilitators and advanced healthcare quality specialists—to apply knowledge in clinical practice and advance quality and safety initiatives. The promotion of a QCC culture has nurtured employees’ ability to proactively identify and resolve problems. The QCC culture has been integrated with diverse methodologies, specifically Lean management, team resource management, and healthcare failure mode and effect analyses, to enhance the systematization of quality improvement efforts. Additionally, the application of visualized indicator management—especially the adoption of Microsoft Power BI software—has enabled realtime data analyses, enhancing managerial efficiency and decision-making accuracy. Finally, the hospital has actively established long-term partnerships with collaborating institutions. Through professional exchanges and mentorships, these partnerships have aimed to improve overall healthcare quality and provide patients with safer and higher quality services. The hospital remains committed to innovation and excellence as it strives for sustainable healthcare quality and patient safety.