1. Functionally, it is necessary to grasp the basic conceptual value pursued by the hospital, long-term operational plan, and meet functional requirements at once, so that the horizontal and vertical layout, as well as the treatment of the axis and the plane structure of each room can be successfully implemented according to the medical treatment plan in the layout and form structure of the building, and the efficiency of the hospital can be maximized.
2. Technically, with the development of new diagnostic and treatment technologies, medical equipment, electronic computers, and automation, updated spatial requirements need to be met to improve technological adaptability. Hospital buildings also need to introduce the concept of intelligent buildings.
3. In terms of styling, efforts should be made to break away from the monotonous vertical layout and give people a relaxed and comfortable feeling.
4. Regional environmental factors. Like the healthcare system, architecture is also an integral part of society, requiring an interpretation of the inherent culture or environment of the local society to be incorporated into the architecture.
5. People oriented. The current medical buildings have changed from hospital buildings that only focus on functionality and technology in the past, but have shifted their attention to physical facilities and users living within them. The concept of "patient centered" has now become the main motivation for medical building design, fully reflecting the people-oriented concept.