In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the importance of collaborative practice between nurses and doctors in healthcare settings. Research has shown that when nurses and doctors work together effectively, patient outcomes improve, healthcare costs decrease, and overall satisfaction among both patients and healthcare providers increases. This review article aims to synthesize the existing literature on nurse-doctor collaboration and its impact on healthcare administration. Effective collaboration between nurses and doctors is crucial for delivering high-quality patient care and improving healthcare outcomes. This review article explores the significance of nurse-doctor collaboration in healthcare administration and its impact on various aspects of patient care, healthcare delivery, and organizational efficiency. The study examines the current literature on the subject, highlighting the benefits of strong interprofessional relationships between nurses and doctors in promoting better communication, coordination, and decision-making in clinical settings. Additionally, it discusses the challenges and barriers that may hinder effective collaboration between these two key healthcare professionals.