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Objective: To determine the influence of hospital-based physicians' attitudes toward medical errors on professionalism understanding Method: The research was carried out in a descriptive, cross-sectional, and interrogative design. The study was carried out at the Cumhuriyet University Hospital with 182 physicians. A survey form was used to collect data. The Cronbach alpha coefficient was calculated to be .809. Results: It was found that physicians' attitudes toward professionalism (x = 3.72) and their attitudes towards medical errors (x = 3.46) were positive. A positive correlation of 20.8% was found between the Professional Process sub-dimension and the Medical Error Perception sub-dimension. In the sub-dimension of professionalism, the score of the group of 41-50 age group was 21.52, while the score of the age group of 60 years and over was 25,40 (p <0,05). Conclusions: It has emerged that the physician's understanding of professionalism is not effective on attitudes in medical errors.

A field research for the determination the influence of physicians’ professionalism understanding on medical errors attitude