Nurse's Awareness about the Regulations Considering Guild and Vocational Violations of Staff affiliated to Medical Sciences Careers

With expansion of vocational role of nurses، they are responsible for the whole aspects of health cares from legal and moral viewpoints. Therefore، they must be responsible for their actions and observe the law as the main element of their duty. This study aimed to survey the level of staff awareness about regulations for considering guild and vocational violations of staff affiliated to Medical Sciences in Nour and Ali Asghar Hospital in Isfahan، Iran. In this cross-sectional study، the whole nursing staffs of Nour and Ali Asghar Hospital were asked to complete the questionnaire، after measuring and analyzing the validity and reliability of questionnaire. Its data were analyzed using Pearson''s correlation coefficient and Student’s t-test. Data were processed by SPSS software. In this survey، most of the responders were female (82. 7%) married، (74%) bachelors (BSc holders)، were nurses (97. 3%)، had nurse organizational position (88. 7%) and، were contractual employment position holders (31. 3%). Furthermore، the results showed that there was no significant association between the awareness of nursing staff to mentioned regulations and sex، material status، education level، organizational position and employment status; however، there was a direct correlation between the staff awareness and their record of services (P < 0. 05). In present conditions، health care staff must be sensitive to their vulnerable profession. Nurses، while should obtain information from nursing advances، must render the best and safer care for patients. In principle، the holding of in-service continuous instruction، with obtaining effective privileges in promoting job position and gaining motive factors of different classes of personnel can be effective.