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nurses constitute largest body healthcare professionals globally positioning forefront enhancing patient safety despite crucial role notable gap literature regarding comprehension competency nursing students patient safety within egypt gap underscores urgent need research explore nursing students perceive patient safety extent competencies integrated clinical educational experiences understanding perspectives essential developing targeted interventions significantly improve patient safety outcomes objective study fill gap assessing perspectives nursing intern students patient safety competencies thereby contributing global efforts enhancing patient safety education practice research crosssectional study design employed investigate topic hand purposive sample 266 nursing intern students enrolled faculty nursing mansoura university data collected using patient safety survey subsequently collected data underwent analysis application descriptive inferential statistical techniques using spss20 software among studied intern nursing students found 553 594 involved students agreed could understand concept patient safety burden medical errors regarding clinical safety issues 511 549 participating students agreed felt confident learned identifying patients correctly avoiding surgical errors respectively concerning error reporting issues 402 372 involved students agreed aware error reports enumerated barriers incident reporting respectively statistically significant difference nursing student patient safety overview domain age p 0025 studys compelling data demonstrated intern students took part patient safety survey scored higher overall patient safetyrelated categories however problems error reporting showed lowest percentage intern students would benefit additional educational training workshops increase perspectives patients safety competencies