According to the World Health Organization, a fall is defined as an event that results in a person unintentionally resting on the ground, floor or other lower level. Globally, falls are a major public health problem. An estimated 684,000 fatal falls occur each year, making falls the second leading cause of unintentional injury death, after traffic injuries. The aim of the study is to investigate the views of nurses/technicians on the prevention of patient falls. The specific objectives of the study are to investigate the relationship between the level of education and attitudes about the prevention of patient falls and to investigate the relationship between the frequency of patient falls and the workplace. The respondents of the research were nurses/technicians (N=150) in the period from April to August 2022. For the purposes of the research, the authors created a questionnaire that the respondents answered via an online platform, and the results of the questionnaire were anonymous. The research determined that the attitudes of nurses/technicians on the prevention of falls do not depend on the level of education, but that there is a difference in the frequency of falls with regard to the workplace.