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- - The study investigates the relationship between pediatric nurses' "ethical intelligence," "quality of work life," and their "caring behavior."
- - Using a descriptive correlational design, researchers collected data from 201 nurses and 201 caregivers in a Tehran pediatric hospital in 2019, analyzing it through SPSS.
- - Results revealed significant positive correlations between certain aspects of "ethical intelligence" (like "honesty" and "forgiveness") and "quality of work life," but no significant correlation with "caring behaviors."
Article Abstract
Aims: The aim of this study is to determine correlation between paediatric nurses' "ethical intelligence" with "quality of work life" and "caring behaviour."
Design: Descriptive correlational study.
Methods: Data were collected with EIQ, QWL and CBI. Two hundred and one nurses and 201 caregivers of children hospitalized in a paediatric hospital in Tehran were randomly selected as participants. Data were analysed by SPSS. The data were collected in 2019.
Results: Comparison of the subscale "ethical intelligence" with the scale "quality of work life" indicated a significant positive correlation between "honesty" with "job and carrier satisfaction" and "forgiveness" with "job and carrier satisfaction". In addition, findings showed a significant positive correlation between "honesty" and "control at work" and between "accountability" with "home-work interface." There was no significant correlation between "ethical intelligence" and "caring behaviours" and between nurses' "quality of work life" and "caring behaviours." Structural equation modelling showed a correlation between nurses' "ethical intelligence" and "quality of work life."
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Article Synopsis
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- - Using a descriptive correlational design, researchers collected data from 201 nurses and 201 caregivers in a Tehran pediatric hospital in 2019, analyzing it through SPSS.
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