Halim Ömer Kaşıkcı
Southern Clinics of Istanbul Eurasia - 2025;36(3):233-239
According to the research findings, the participants' mean conscientious intelligence scores were found to be high. It was concluded that the mean conscience intelligence scores of healthcare workers did not differ according to their socio-demographic characteristics, gender, and marital status. The mean conscience intelligence scores of healthcare workers varied according to their socio-demographic characteristics, such as number of children, age, educational status, length of service, and title.
