Prehospital emergency health services is one of the im portant links of the emergency health system chain that are critical for life saving and disability prevention goals. Due to its unpredictable en vironment-patient profile and its compelling nature to health profes sionals, fast and accurate decisions should be taken in favor of patients who demand this service in prehospital health services. Ethical prob lems are frequently encountered in the prehospital fields due to unu sual situations in service delivery. Health professionals in this field need to have high ethical sensitivity in order to quickly identify and solve the ethical problems that they encounter. Ethical sensitivity, unders tood as an individual's ability to identify and attach importance to moral problems when they arise, is often recognized as a key competence and a prerequisite for ethical behavior in professional life. The usage of moral intelligence, which is a significant skill in the realization of et hical sensitivity, is of great importance. Moral intelligence, recently re cognized concept in the field of health, consists of several interrelated parameters. It is known that the individuals with high moral intelligence levels exhibit more ethical behaviors. In this study, it is aimed to emp hasize the significance of the concept of moral intelligence for the he alth professionals in the delivery of prehospital emergency health services. It is thought that the operationalization of moral intelligence parameters by health professionals in prehospital emergency health ser vices will positively affect patient-employee interaction and service quality.