The relationship between moral intelligence and organizational commitment of nurses

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Clinical Ethics 15 (3):126-131 (2020)
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BackgroundOrganizational commitment is one of the most important elements in improving the quality of services provided by individuals and is more important in the nursing profession. Moral intelli...

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