Objectives: Providing more safer surroundings for patients in hospital is very important. Patroling by guards is the most common way to keep the surroundings safe. This paper describes the mobile patrol system that can help security guards at hospital in their daily patrol work. To date, in most hospital the surroundings patrol tasks of the security guards mostly are not paperless. Several concerns are that security guards need to do a lot of paper work to record their tasks after patrol, the lack of an immediate supervision mechanism and the manager can't control on line. Another problem is that we can't get the patrol data easily for analysis. The purpose of this study was to determine how the mobile patrol devices can save security guards' time in their work and help managers get patrol information about the surroundings weak points in hospital. Methods: This explores new solutions to improvement. To show the feasibility of applying mobile technologies, we developed mobile patrol devices that the security guards can use smart phone to scan QR code and get the information where need to check the surroundings in hospital . Results: Guards save 65% patrol time in their daily work by using this system. We also learn where the high risk area is around the hospital. The patrol records about finding suspicious people were download from this system. A statistics method: One-way ANOVA model used to compare these data. Statistical comparisons were made between the security scores of different floors to determine their risk difference. The result showed that there were more suspicious people appear in the lobby than the other floors. Conclusions: The mobile patrol devices may help the guards to do their work more effectively in the hospital. It can save their patrol time and provide the patrol records. The system presented in this paper may be useful in improving the management of patrol in hospital, especially to those new or inexperienced staff.