OBJECTIVE: Through this paper, our goal was to examine how much education, education, and years of work experience have an impact on conducting research in nursing. Also, through our work, we examined what motivates them to design and conduct research. RESPONDENTS AND METHODS: The research was conducted in the period from 1.08.2020. to 31.08.2020. The survey part of the questionnaire was conducted via Google docs. 347 respondents participated in the study. Data obtained with the help of descriptive statistics were analyzed. The SPSS program was used for data processing, and the hypotheses were confirmed with the help of the chi-square test. Primary statistics related to gender, age, education, work experience and the like will be presented. After that, the attitudes, opinions and potential experience of nurses and technicians regarding research in the nursing profession will be analyzed in more depth. RESULTS: Of the 347 respondents, most of them were female. According to the age of the respondents, 113 of them were between 20 and 30 years old. We can see from the above data that mostly young people are interested in conducting research. Higher or higher education prevailed among the qualifications. The topic of nursing research is mostly focused on patient health care, as answered by 109 respondents. Respondents are mostly interested in reading professional and scientific articles, according to 164. Most of the respondents believe that they do not have enough motivation and knowledge to conduct research. It is certainly necessary to work more on the education of young and highly educated health professionals in the field. CONCLUSION: According to all the above data, young and highly educated health professionals are more inclined to change their attitudes regarding nursing research and show a greater dose of motivation for the progress of this branch of nursing. It is certainly necessary to encourage more health professionals through education in schools or at the faculty for conducting nursing research, because in this way they improve nursing practice and enable the development of nursing research.