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Appendix A:No. Institution name and
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Inculcating Islamic InputReferences
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Problem Based LearningIntroduction:
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Problem Based Learningreviewed the
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Problem Based Learningsystem for an
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Problem Based Learning1993.21. Wetb
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Teaching Medical ProfessionalismInt
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Teaching Medical Professionalismact
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Teaching Medical ProfessionalismQur
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Teaching Medical ProfessionalismCON
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WorkshopIntroductionIt is the medic
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The ConceptIntroduction:Medical cur
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The ConceptTarbiyah: The Islamic Co
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The ConceptMuslim practitioners and
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Ethical IssuesKnowledge and Medical
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Ethical Issuesnobody can positively
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Ethical Issuesfuture physician to e
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Ethical Issuesnon-Muslim physicians
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Ethical Issuesdisciplines of medici
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Ethical Issuesguidance and continua
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Ethical IssuesIn order to achieve t
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Ethical IssuesReferences:1.Emanuel
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Muslim ContributionsMuslims’ cont
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Muslim Contributionssenior physicia
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Muslim Contributionsin various plac
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Muslim Contributionsa small apertur
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Muslim Contributionsand inventions.
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Muslim ContributionsFaculty of Isla
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Muslim ContributionsEducation and R
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Muslim Contributions39. Times Highe
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Clinicians As Effective Researchers
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Clinicians As Effective Researchers
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Clinicians As Effective Researchers
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Clinicians As Effective Researchers
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Ethics of Clinical ResearchIntroduc
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Ethics of Clinical Researchmethods,
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Ethics of Clinical Researchis prefe
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Quality AssuranceIntroduction:Quali
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Quality Assurancebusiness. None of
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Quality Assurancewe combine the two
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Quality AssuranceAccreditation and
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Quality Assuranceas marking a sampl
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Quality Assurancemay learn new stra
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Quality AssuranceReferences1.Al-Abd
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