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Background: Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) has been used in Iraq for more than 40 years and continues to have an important role in clinical psychiatry. It involves the passage of an electric current across the head of a person undergoing general anesthesia, who has also had a muscle relaxant administered, to induce a convulsion. Objectives: The purpose of this article to Assess of Patients’ views on the quality of care during receiving Electroconvulsive therapy in psychiatric ward in Ibn-Sina Teaching Hospital / Mosul City. Materials and Method: A descriptive test conducted on the psychiatric unit in Ibn-Seena Teaching Hospital (ISTH) in Nineveh Governorate, Collecting date started 1st May 2019 extended to end June 2019. which is considered the unique psychiatric governmental unit in the Mosul City. Sample consisting (754) patients (M and F) The hospital is in Mosul . Results: The results indicated that there the sample size (754) Patients . The majority of our patients were male (72.8%) while (24.8%) were females. the more respondents were aged (3140 Y) approximately (38.2%). (84 per cent) were married, their residence (82.7%) were urban. Conclusion: The findings of the study are concluded that the Patient views are important indicator of quality of care and should be used to improve ECT practice. Anxiety about ECT is helped by supportive and caring staff. Improvements could be made to practices related to waiting for and recovering from ECT

Assessment of Patients’ views on the Quality of Care During Receiving Electroconvulsive Therapy in Psychiatric Ward