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explore adverse event reporting surgical department nurses experiences perspectives exploratory descriptive qualitative study conducted theoreticalmethodological orientation phenomenology indepth interviews conducted 15 nurses followed inductive thematic analysis themes include motives reporting incidents consequences feelings motivational factors key facilitators adverse event reporting effective communication knowledge sharing nonpunitive culture superior feedback study underscores importance supportive organisational culture reporting communication feedback mechanisms highlights education training enhancing patient safety suggests need strategies foster incident reporting enhance patient safety cultivate supportive organisational culture study provides critical insights adverse event reporting surgical departments nurses lived experience leading two primary impacts offers specific solutions improve adverse event reporting crucial surgical departments develop effective tailored reporting strategies research underscores importance open supportive culture healthcare vital transparent communication effective reporting ultimately advancing patient safety study followed standards reporting qualitative research consolidated criteria reporting qualitative research guidelines patients public contribution