In this study, it was aimed to investigate the attitudes of health care staff about patient privacy. The study has a descriptive quality and was carried out by the method of face to face survey on 471 health professionals serving 2 university hospitals, 4 public hospitals, and 9 private hospitals being in active in the city Konya. In the study, in order to collect the data, an “Inventory on Determining the Attitudes of Health Professionals toward Patient Privacy” were utilized. In inventory, there are 51 questions under titles of policlinics, doctor rooms, inpatient service, intensive care units, dialyze units, emergency department, staff tendencies, patient information, and general use areas of hospital. The data of study was assessed on SPSS program. On the data, descriptive statistics, inter-independent groups, t–test, and one way variance analysis test were conducted. As a result of the study, it was identified that the attitudes of health staffs toward patient privacy were generally considerably high. However, when the attitudes of health professionals toward patient privacy applications were compared in terms of sociodemographic variables, it was reached the conclusion that there were significant differences in terms of institute worked in, department worked in, case of taking education, and working time.