Nursing Staff Compliance of Health Care Quality Standards at Health Centers

Background: Nursing staff compliance with healthcare quality standards at health centers is crucial for ensuring optimal patient outcomes and maintaining high levels of care. Aim of the study: This study aimed to assess nursing staff compliance of health Care quality standards at health centers. Research Design: Across-sectional descriptive design was utilized for the current study. Setting: The study was conducted at Dirout health care centers. Sample: A convenient sample of nursing staff from all Dirout health care centers with the total number of 383 (29 Head nurses & 354 staff nurses ). Tools: In this study two tools were used for data collection , Tool I) Personal and job characteristics data , Tool II) Health care quality standards scale. Results: The results revealed that, (40.5%) of participants had moderate health care quality standards level, (37.6%) had high health care quality standards level, but (21.9%) had lower health care quality standards level. Conclusion: The study concluded that highest percentage of nursing staff had moderate health care quality standards level and there was a highly statistically significant positive correlation between health care quality standard score and their educational qualification and position level. Recommendations: Planning workshops for nursing management and staff nurses about health care quality standard to be effectively communicated to them. Key words: Compliance, Health Care Quality, Health Centers, Nursing staff & Standards.