Through this article, the authors aim to explore the attitudes held by the registered nurses towards the people living in poverty. Even though impartiality is a must in this profession, it is not always the case. By using a Double-Cross Sectional survey, the authors sampled 117 registered nurses from diverse geographic regions around the country. Many factors like the nurses’ age, years of experience, political views, etc. were also taken under consideration. The research concluded that the years of experience is the most determining factor associated with the nurses’ perception of socioeconomically disadvantaged patients. Nurses with the most experience tend to have less deterring beliefs about poverty compared to those who are new to this
