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statistics suggests patients officials unaware large number patient safety incidents healthcare centres study aimed explore concept disclosure patient safety incidents perspectives iranian nurses qualitative content analysis study population nurses working hospitals affiliated hormozgan university medical sciences military hospitals private hospitals bandar abbas iran sampling done january 2021 september 2021 11 female 6 male nurses aged 2759 years work experience 334 years included qualitative content analysis explore experiences iranian nurses n17 using purposive sampling semistructured indepth interviews maximum variation sampling age sex work experience education level type hospital type ward considered obtain rich information guba lincoln criteria used increase studys trustworthiness rigour graneheim lundman method maxqda 2020 used analyse data extracted one theme four categories nine subcategories main theme mental schemas disclosure patient safety incidents four categories 1 misconceptions harm organisation self 2 attributes disclosure process outcomes 3 reactions disclosing incidents 4 interpersonal conflicts study identified factors influencing disclosure patient safety incidents among nurses including concerns reputation fear consequences perceptions disclosure process positive attitudes towards incident disclosure associated supportive organisational environments transparent communication barriers disclosure included patient companion reactions misinterpretation anxiety healthcare organisations foster nonpunitive reporting culture enhance patient safety accountability