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accurate disclosure patient safety incidents necessary minimize patient safety incidents medical disputes prospective healthcare providers nursing students need possess ability disclose patient safety incidents study designed investigate effect patient safety incident disclosure education program undergraduate nursing students participants knowledge perception disclosure incidents attitudes toward patient safety selfefficacy regarding disclosure incidents quasiexperimental study nonequivalent pretestposttest design conducted fourthyear undergraduate nursing students recruited september 6 october 22 2021 convenience sampling two universities south korea experimental group n 25 received education program control group n 25 received educational materials disclosure patient safety incidents knowledge perceptions patient safety incident disclosure attitudes toward patient safety selfefficacy regarding incident disclosure measured data analyzed using descriptive analysis test 2 test fishers exact test mannwhitney u test wilcoxon signedrank test ranked analysis covariance posttest results revealed knowledge p 001 perceptions p 031 selfefficacy p 001 regard disclosure patient safety incidents significantly higher experimental group control group posttest attitudes toward patient safety significantly different two groups p 908 patient safety incident disclosure education program effectively enhances knowledge perception selfefficacy nursing students regard safety incidents findings may used improve training educational programs nursing colleges hospitals improve knowledge perception selfefficacy nursing students regard disclosing patient safety incidents clinical settings