This study aimed to identify the manifestations and causes of violence directed at medical staff in Jordanian hospitals, and how to deal with it and ways of prevention, from the point of view of a sample of Jordanian society. The social survey approach was used for the purpose of the study, and distributed to the sample of the study, which amounted to (1000) individuals. The study showed that the most commonly used manifestations of violence were \"raising the voice and contempt\" and ranked first, with a high degree, with an average arithmetic estimated (4.17). The study also showed that the most common cause of violence is \"the anxiety of the patient relatives with excessive concern for their patient,\" and came first, with a high degree, with an average of (4.09). The study also showed that the best mechanism for dealing with and preventing violence is to \"enact and amend laws so as to deter the aggressors\", which came first, with a high degree, with an average of (4.96).