十部门：到2026年底深入排查整治养老机构存量安全风险隐患，推动安全风险隐患动态清零

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government has issued guidelines to enhance safety management in elderly care institutions, aiming to eliminate safety risks and improve overall safety standards by 2028 [1][2]. Group 1: Overall Requirements - The guidelines emphasize a people-centered approach, prioritizing safety and prevention, and establishing a comprehensive safety management mechanism for elderly care institutions [2]. Group 2: Risk Assessment and Management - A regular joint inspection mechanism will be established involving multiple departments to focus on various safety aspects such as construction, fire safety, and health [3]. - A dynamic evaluation mechanism for safety risks will be implemented, categorizing institutions based on the severity of risks [3]. Group 3: Infrastructure and Equipment Upgrades - Institutions are urged to eliminate fire hazards by updating facilities and using certified electrical equipment, as well as installing smart safety devices [4]. Group 4: Accountability and Training - The guidelines stress the importance of accountability for institution leaders, requiring them to maintain safety standards and conduct regular safety checks [5]. - Safety officer positions will be established within institutions to oversee safety management and training [5][7]. Group 5: Regulatory Oversight - Local authorities are tasked with enhancing safety management oversight and ensuring that institutions address identified safety risks promptly [8][9]. - A comprehensive regulatory framework will be developed to ensure continuous monitoring and improvement of safety standards [9][10]. Group 6: Resource Allocation and Support - The guidelines call for improved legal frameworks and policies to support safety management in elderly care institutions [12]. - Financial mechanisms will be established to ensure adequate funding for safety improvements and upgrades in facilities [13][14].