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Because it affects patients to receive timely and appropriate treatment and care, the information of the nurses is one of the important topics. In the study based on this thought, the aim is to study the trial information of nurses and the influential factors. This identificative type of study was conducted with 76 nurses working in an educational research hospital in the Northern Cyprus Turkish Republic. The data was collected by the researchers between 10 and 20 May 2016 through a survey form consisting of three literary sections. In the analysis of the data, the ratio, average, standard deviation, Mann Whitney U and Kruskall Wallis tests were used. 78.9% of nurses are in vocational training, 32% in vocational training. 9 said they received postgraduate trial training and 55.7 percent believed that their training was useful in clinical practices. However, 67.1 percent of nurses that they did not apply any trial training in their institutions/facilities and 60.5 percent that they did not find their trial knowledge and skills sufficient. The average trial information score of nurses calculated on a total of 18 questions was 11.14 ± 3.64. While there is no significant difference between nurses' trial information scores (p>0.05) in terms of gender, level of education and time of work in the profession, the average information scores of nurses who receive professional training and post-graduate trial education are significantly higher (p<0.05). Research findings have shown that nurses' triage knowledge is on a medium level, and that professional and postgraduate training affects triage knowledge. In order to increase the triage knowledge of nurses, it is recommended that institutional managers implement regular and continuous in-service training programs and support their participation in certification programs.

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