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sexual workplace violence occurs worldwide increasing prevalence causing psychological physical injuries however reports kingdom saudi arabia investigated involved health specialty association factors working sociodemographic conditions aim study determine prevalence workplace sexual violence 12 months may 2018 may 2019 circumstances related event consequences perpetrator survivor identify associated factors among healthcare workers hcws saudi arabia crosssectional study included hcws registered saudi commission health specialties worked 1 year health sector government private saudi arabia may 2019 nonprobability convenient sampling technique used modified selfadministered questionnaire sent via email utilized assess workplace violence descriptive statistics used report percentages frequencies advanced statistics bivariate analysis used determine associations multivariate logistic binary regression analysis used assess combined individual associations relevant predictors exposure hcws recent sexual violence workplace total 7398 male 513 female 487 hcws electively enrolled study mean age 40 862 years nonsaudi 60 overall 39 sexual violence survivors approximately 607 514 483 659 female workers nurses saudi natives night shift workers 1800 0700 respectively significantly exposed sexual violence furthermore approximately 548 direct physical contact patients higher rate exposure sexual harassment p 0001 prevalence sexual violence low remains risk hcws especially working night shifts direct physical contact patients thus support specific strategies policies needed reduce rate occurrence protect hcws prevent events underreporting cases may skewing magnitude problem thus education additional research saudi arabia needed regarding sexual violence experienced hcws