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  1. Rusnani Ab Latif, Akehsan Dahlan, Zamzaliza Ab Mulud, Mohd Zarawi Mat Nor
    MyJurnal
    The major component in nursing education is attachmnet at clinical practices to give the students experience,
    responsibility and understanding in care of the patient. Nurse educators and the clinical nurse instructors are
    responsible for coordinating the education of nursing students in clinical area. Currently practice using nursing
    processes is more familiar to compare than concept mapping care plan among the nurses and nursing students.
    Nursing care plan or nursing process has been utilized at the clinical setting to assess the actual and potential
    health problems of the patients. However, the format of nursing care plans makes challenging to the students,
    especially for new students in semester one to gather the information based on patients problems. In addition,
    this nursing process evaluation is one of examination tools for them in running assessments. Therefore, the
    development of concept mapping care plan at clinical practices was used to evalaute the students academic
    achievement in clinical pratices. Concept mapping care plan was found to enhance the knowledge and
    understanding of the nursing students and also improving the quality of clinical education. Nursing students
    who have good skills will perform certain procedures better than students having fewer skills. This affects the
    quality of work in the future as either a higher quality or of poor quality.
  2. Rusnani Ab Latif, Dahlan, Akehsan, Zamzaliza Ab Mulud, Mohd Zarawi Mat Nor
    MyJurnal
    The Delphi technique is a widely used and accepted method to obtain consensus among the
    experts. This technique uses a judgement to prove the accuracy of the content item when evaluating
    instrument. The objective of this study is to discuss the process of the three rounds Delphi technique
    to obtain consensus of concept mapping care plan and multiple choice questions (MCQ) in Diabetic
    Mellitus subject. In the first round, participants were given a structured questionnaire regarding item
    of concept mapping care plan and MCQ in Diabetic Mellitus subject. In the second round, the mean
    and median values of round one were added. In the third round, the mean and median values of round
    two were added. Participants were asked to rate the categorised responses from Round 1 on a scale of
    1 to 5, with 1 being “Very Irrelevant” and 5 being “Very Relevant”. This technique does not require
    that participants be collocated or meet face-to-face, thereby making it useful to conduct surveys
    with qualified people over a wide geographic area. The feedback process allows and encourages the
    selected Delphi participants to reassess their initial judgements about the information provided in
    previous iterations. The analysis of consensus data of the experts was done based on median, inter
    quartile range and quartile deviation on round one, two and three data. The median score was used to
    analyse the level of consensus of experts and result shows that in all three rounds Delphi the medium
    result more than 4. It reported that level of importance of the statements were high. As a conclusion,
    the concept mapping care plan and MCQ have meets the consensus by using three rounds of Delphi
    techniques. Therefore, the Delphi technique is the best method to obtain consensus in health care
    education research.
  3. Rusnani Ab Latif, Dahlan, Akehsan, Zamzaliza Ab Mulud, Mohd Zarawi Mat Nor
    MyJurnal
    Introduction: Concept mapping is an innovative teaching learning strategy for students who have
    the ability to develop concept maps. A planned and well-developed concept mapping protocol is
    needed, so that nursing educators have a teaching guideline, enabling them to improve their teaching
    techniques through concept mapping. Therefore, the researcher seeks to develop and validate the
    impact of the Rusnani Concept Mapping (RCM) protocol guideline for application among nursing
    students. Objectives: To develop, validate, and test the reliability of the RCM protocol guideline.
    Methods: The development of RCM based on Mohd Afifi Learning model (MoAFF), ADDIE model
    and integrating with Kemp model. This model protocol has five phases: analysis, design, development,
    implementation and evaluation. The validity of the protocol was determined based on content and
    face validity and the Delphi technique. The content validity of this lesson plan was established through
    expert review, involving seven expert panels. Results: After obtaining feedback from the expert panel,
    the researcher analysed content validity, using a formula based on percentages. This formula suggested
    that good content validity is indicated by a percentage of content validity achievement greater than
    70%, whereas if the percentage of content validity is below 70%, it is advisable to recheck the content,
    according to the study objective. Conclusion: The reliability of the protocol was 0.816, showing that
    the RCM protocol has high reliability and validity. RCM is thus a positive and innovative teaching
    method that could be helpful in improving the academic performance of nursing students.
  4. Rusnani Ab Latif, Akehsan Hj. Dahlan, Zamzaliza Ab Mulud, Mohd Zarawi Mat Nor
    MyJurnal
    Introduction: The teacher centered approach is a teaching and learning strategy has been practiced
    traditionally for long in the classroom. Through this strategy the teacher plays an important role, while the
    students only act as spectators, the interaction between students and teachers is only one way. In this study, the
    concept mapping notes was added in teaching and learning methods during classroom teaching. Concept
    mapping is one method of teaching that encourages students to becomes independent learner, critical thinking
    and competent in their work.

    Methodology: This study was carried out in Kolej Kejururawatan Kubang Kerian (Kelantan), and Kolej
    Kejururawatan Pulau Pinang. The respondents were selected using simple random sampling. There were 109
    respondents. The respondents were given 40 minutes to develop the concept mapping notes.

    Results: The activity of the students in the teaching is certainly a positive sign towards achieving their
    learning. The example of variety concept maps construct done by the students are highly creative and
    innovative.

    Conclusion: Students should take responsibility for their own learning. However, that is a role of a educator
    to choose the best teaching method to makes the learning become meaningful and effective toward the student
    cognitive structure that will help them to understand the topic those were taught.
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