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The hospital is one of the health service facilities that have an important role in improving the health status of the community. At the minimum hospital service standard, medical records are included in the category of health information quality, which is one of the parameters to determine the quality of health services in hospitals is data or information from good and complete medical records. The problem that often arises in filling out medical records in inpatient installations is incomplete filling, this situation will have an impact on internal and external hospitals, because the results of data processing are the basis for making reports. The purpose of this study was to analyze the factors that influence compliance with medical record filling by inpatient ward nurses, especially in relation to gender, education level, age, years of service, and employment status. The method used in this research is quantitative research, with an analytical observational research design through a Cross Sectional approach. The number of samples in this study were 104 respondents with the sampling technique using the proportion random sampling method. The results of this study indicate that there is a relationship between education level (p = 0,018), age (p = 0,020), and years of service (p = 0,002) on compliance with medical record flling by inpatient nurses. And there is no relationship between gender (p = 0,479) and employment status (p = 0,230) on compliance with flling out medical records by inpatient nurses. The dominant factor related to compliance in flling out medical records by inpatient nurses was the level of education (p = 0,018). The dominant factor related to flling out medical records by inpatient nurses is the level of education.