16/09/2026
🎉🎉2026年病人安全週響應活動-橙色點亮標誌性建築物🎉🎉
在您所在的城市、鄉鎮或醫療機構以橙色點亮紀念碑、地標及標誌性建築物，代表世界各國全民健康覆蓋的努力！
👉請全國醫療機構踴躍於此篇貼文下方將響應病人安全日的照片或影片上傳~
🎯留言加入 讓全世界看到臺灣！
世界衛生組織（WHO）訂定每年9月17日為世界病人安全日，呼籲全球以「橙色」點亮標誌性的建築物及地標，代表世界各國為全民健康覆蓋而努力。2026年臺灣以三軍總醫院之建築為響應代表。
三軍總醫院為國家級醫學中心與國軍醫療體系的核心，其起源可追溯至日治時期既有之軍事醫療設施，1946年承接臺灣陸軍病院南門病室，並於1967年正式改組為三軍總醫院。早年建築援引美國醫院的格局，以護理站為中心向外放射，大幅提升管理與照護效率，2000年搬遷至內湖院區，對病人照護帶來了空間、技術、流程與連續性的全面升級。面對高齡化社會，積極推動慢性病長期追蹤與跨團隊整合照護，提升重大非傳染性疾病的醫療品質與可近性。此外，憑藉嚴謹高度機動性，在每次重大災情與疫情時第一時間啟動緊急應變，成為國家醫療韌性的核心樞紐，見證了軍民醫療體系的深度融合。做為2026年的點亮地標，不僅展現承平時期守護國人健康、危機時刻安定社會的堡壘角色，更深刻呼應世界病人安全日對非傳染性疾病照護的安全承諾。
The World Health Organization has designated September 17 as World Patient Safety Day and has advocated lighting iconic buildings worldwide in orange to symbolize countries' commitment to achieving universal health coverage. In 2026, the Tri-Service General Hospital building in Taiwan will be illuminated in orange to represent these efforts.
As a leading national medical center and the cornerstone of the Armed Forces’ healthcare system, Tri-Service General Hospital traces its origins back to military medical facilities established during the Japanese colonial era. The hospital’s journey in Taiwan began in 1946 when it took over the South Gate Ward of the Taiwan Army Hospital, before being officially reorganized as the Tri-Service General Hospital in 1967. The early architecture adopted American hospital layouts, featuring patient wards radiating outward from a central nursing station, which significantly enhanced management and care efficiency. In 2000, the hospital relocated to the Neihu Campus, marking a comprehensive upgrade of healthcare services - including improvements in space, technology, workflow, and continuity of care.
In response to an aging society, the hospital actively promotes long-term monitoring and multidisciplinary integrated care for chronic conditions, enhancing the quality and accessibility of care for major noncommunicable diseases (NCDs). Furthermore, utilizing its rigorous military-style approach and swift mobility, the hospital promptly activates emergency medical responses during major disasters and pandemics, serving as a central hub for national medical resilience and exemplifying the deep integration of military and civilian healthcare systems. As the featured landmark for the 2026 light-up initiative, the hospital not only demonstrates its role as a protective shield safeguarding public health in peacetime and stabilizing society during crises but also strongly aligns with World Patient Safety Day’s commitment to safe care for noncommunicable diseases.
（https://youtu.be/x4Fhtppf310）
#世界病人安全日
#9月17日
#病人安全週
#三軍總醫院
