This study aimed to assess the level of awareness of patient rights among nurses in a healthcare setup. A total of 80 nurses were surveyed using a questionnaire consisting of parameters related to their knowledge of patient rights, their attitudes towards patient rights, and their experiences in dealing with patient rights issues. The sample was selected using Stratified random sampling. The results of the study revealed that while most of the nurses reported being aware of patient rights, their knowledge and understanding of specific patient rights were limited. Nurses showed a high level of support for patient rights and acknowledged their importance in ensuring the provision of quality healthcare services. However, the study also found that nurses faced several challenges in advocating for patient rights, including a lack of training and support from their institutions. In conclusion, the findings of this study highlight the need for ongoing training programs for nurses to improve their understanding and advocacy for patient rights. Strategies for improving communication and collaboration between nurses, patients, and healthcare providers should also be explored to ensure that patient rights are protected and upheld. Overall, this study provides important insights into the current state of awareness of patient rights among nurses and identifies areas for improvement in the provision of patient-centred care.