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Background: In clinical nursing practice, professional accountability is a notion that impactsdecision-making, safety standards, staff values. It is connected to both legal and ethical aspectsof the profession. The aim of the study: To assess nursing staff's perception of professionalaccountability and ownership. The research design: A descriptive - correlational design wasused. The subjects: All (n=247) nursing staff working at El Mogama Eltyby Hospital affiliatedto The Health Insurance Authority. The tools: Two tools for data collection were used, NursingStaff's Perception of Professional Accountability Questionnaire and Nursing Staff' OwnershipScale. The results: More than two thirds (72.9%) of nursing staff had a high perception level ofprofessional accountability. About half (47.0%) of nursing staff had a high level of ownership.The conclusion: There was a highly statistically significant positive correlation between nursingstaff perception of professional accountability and their ownership. The recommendations:Health care facility management provide educational programs, seminars and workshops fornursing staff about professional accountability and ownership to increase their opinion aboutprofessional accountability and ownership.
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