Burn patients

hospital was founded on December 1, 1978. This center was established by Dr. Noordhoff in 1979. With a total of 28 beds, it is the largest burn center in the country.

• The largest burn center in the country in terms of service volume

• Provides the strongest dedicated team of care

• Nursing care team with an average of 19.4 years of specialist experience

• Pioneered rapid emergency treatment and fast clearance

• "FAMILY" holistic care model

• Communication cards in 8 languages

• Nationally certified skin bank

• Includes intensive care units (19), operating rooms (2), hydrotherapy room, rehabilitation room, children's playroom, skin bank, and burn wards (9)

• Average number of hospitalizations: 407 per year

• Patient origin: Emergency department 71.7%, Outpatient department 28.3%

• Average bed occupancy rate: 60.1%

• 34 nursing volunteers were urgently recalled after the Formosa Fun Coast dust explosion, providing a total of 2,019 hours of support.

• Second highest number of patients treated nationwide

• Currently 88 patients are being monitored at our hospital (out of 499 injured nationwide, 263 require hospitalization and follow-up).

• The average infection rate from 2014 to 2016 was 3.0‰, better than the US rate of 3.8‰.

• Continuous tracking of average length of hospital stay from 2002 to 2016

• Continuous tracking of average mortality rate per burn area from 2002 to 2016

• Continuous tracking of average mortality rate from 2012 to 2016

• The average infection rate is 3.0‰, better than the US rate of 3.8‰.

• Rigorous infection control measures include infection monitoring, dressing change process monitoring, environmental testing, equipment testing, and clearly defined cleaning SOP.

Nursing service satisfaction rate: 97.6%

• 2016 ISBI Miami, USA Oral Presentation

• 2016 ISBI Miami, USA Poster Presentation

• 2017 APBC Poster Presentation

• 2015 Johns Hopkins Hospital Visit

• 2017 Swedish Nursing Academy Visit

• Our hospital's Formosa Fun Coast dust explosion care results published in 2016 Injury and Journal of Plasty Surgery

• US Department of Health and Human Services recognizes the level of medical care provided by Taiwan during the Formosa Fun Coast dust explosion

• Support the National Federation of Associations in commissioning Da Ai TV to film videos related to the Formosa Fun Coast dust explosion - The Shadow of Angels

• Training for members of the Taiwan Burn and Wound Care Society

• Social Responsibility - Burn Prevention Education for Preschool Children and Schoolchildren (2014, 2015, 2016)

• Establishment and management of a talent pool of retired nurses with dressing change skills following the 2000 Singapore Airlines crash