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- This study investigates the impact of incorporating Judeo-Christian religious education into pharmacy programs on students' moral and spiritual growth, preparing them for comprehensive healthcare roles.* -
- By analyzing student reflections from the courses, researchers identified key themes such as love, compassion, ethical values, and the integration of faith into professional identity.* -
- The conclusion indicates that this integration fosters a solid moral foundation in pharmacy students, promoting compassion and integrity in their future healthcare practices.*
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