Nursing Accountability is an ethical code of conduct where nurses are responsible for their actions (ANA 2015). Professional accountability impacts patient care through health promotion, patient teaching, counseling, daily life activities, and collaboration with the interdisciplinary team (physiotherapist, dietician, pharmacist, etc.) (Leonenko and Drach?Zahavy, 2016). The nurses who are accountable focus on patient’s trust in the nursing profession. When the nurses work together by improving patient care as a team, they can earn the patient’s trust. Accountability is seen in nurses by following practice guidelines of the nursing practice act, questioning the standards of care to the provider’s order, maintain confidentiality, ensuring safe quality care to the patient, and delegating works in team members to patient care. (Murphy, 2020)