April 8, 2020Open Access

Is Autonomy a Universal Value of Human Existence? Scope of Autonomy in Medical Practice: A Comparative Study Between Western Medical Ethics and Islamic Medical Ethics

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UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA Semester Pertama Akademik 1997/98 1997 431 Isu-Isu Terpilih dalam Sejarah Asia: 3 jam PEPERIKSAAN INI MENGANDUNGI TUJUH 7 SOALAN DI DALAM 1 HALAMAN. EMPAT 4 soalan sahaja. Semua soalan membawa nilai markah yang sama.

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