Evaluation of nursesʼ knowledge about protective precautions and experiences in terms of various factors during Covid-19 pandemic

Aim: The aim of the study was to evaluate nursesʼ knowledge protective precautions and their experiences various factors during Covid-19 pandemic. Design: A descriptive cross-sectional study. Methods: In this study, snowball method selected for sampling access nurses (n = 392) serving in fight against infection nationwide. online data collection form had two parts: a sociodemographic second part including 25 items on institutional measures, personal nursing care. Results: Most caring patients with were well-informed about institutional, personal, patient precautions. scores of female nurses, married those children higher. Multiple regression analysis revealed that in-service training, working clinic, having colleagues diagnosed positively affected knowledge, while 0–5 years professional experience negatively knowledge. Conclusion: This may enlighten medical authorities policymakers efforts promote quality care delivered conditions healthcare providers.