Introduction: Following the daily work of healthcare prpfessionals, a number of health risks to which they are exposed have been observed, among which stabbing incidents are among the most common. It is known that the majority of stabbing incidents are still not reported which poses a risk not only to health personnel but also to their families. Objective: The aim of this research is to examine how often stabbing incidents occur among nurses/technicians and how often they are reported and what are the reasons why they are not reported. Subjects and Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted on the frequency of stabbing incidents and their reporting among nurses/technicians who have been employed for at least 6 months and are studying at the Croatian Catholic University. A sample of 70 part-time undergraduate and graduate nursing students was included. The sample of respondents consisted of three men (4%) and 67 women (96%), with an average age of 32 years. The survey was conducted in the second half of june 2022 via the Google aplication. The survey questionnaire contained 5 questions about the demographic characteristics of the respondents and 19 questions about stabbing incidents (number, reporting, circumstances of the stabbing incident experienced, attitudes about stabbing incidents). Results: Analysis of the results indicates that 48 out of 70 respondents have experienced a stabbing incident so far. Of those 48, 20 reported an incident , and 28 respondents did not report a stabbing incident. The percentage of unreported stabbing incidents is 58%. The most common reason why the respondents did not report the stabbing incident is the assessment of the respondents that there is no risk of developing an infection (48% of those who experienced a stabbing incident). Conclusion: The high frequency of non-reporting of stabbing incidents indicates the need for better education of health personnel and constant campaigns to encourage awareness of reporting each stabbing incident and adherence to standard protective measures in order to reduce the occurrence of stabbing incidents among nurses/technicians and thereby prevent the risk of infection.