Inadequate interprofessional cooperation (IPC) between nursing and clinical laboratory professionals can significantly impact the provision of healthcare services and patient care. Interventions targeting IPC issues have the capacity to enhance professional practice and healthcare results. It is essential to provide education and training to nurses and laboratory workers in order to provide them with the requisite knowledge and abilities for efficient collaboration. In addition, cultivating managerial dedication to provide a conducive work environment, which includes sufficient staffing, can promote enhanced nurse collaboration and, consequently, patient-focused care.