Background and Purpose: Ethical predictability is a determinant factor in patients` tendency to the public and private hospitals. Therefore, this research was aimed to a comparative study of ethical predictability in the public and private hospitals in Sari City. Materials and Methods: This descriptive – analytical study was conducted on the nurses of public and private hospitals from January to April 2020. Participants (n=256) were chosen through proportional stratified sampling. Data compilation was carried out through a researcher-made questionnaire. Independent Sample T-test was used for data analysis by the SPSS software for Windows version 24.0 (P-value<0.05). Results: The results showed that the mean score of ethical predictability and its dimensions in private hospital was significantly greater than public hospital except observance of staff 's rights that was greater in public hospital. Conclusion: Regarding the importance of ethical predictability in public and private hospitals, all the nurses must attempt to provide appropriate healthcare services.
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