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At I-Systems, nursing students develop core competencies through the three C’s of learning: critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration.

Social media trends significantly shape modern society, influencing how we communicate, access information, and share knowledge. In the healthcare field, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X (formerly Twitter) can serve as powerful tools for spreading safety notices and medical news, benefiting both professionals and the wider community.

Guided by effective communication skills, I-Systems nursing students are trained to develop self assertiveness and confidence in managing patient care, particularly during nursing handovers.

Understanding healthy nutritional facts plays a crucial role in disease prevention, supports patient recovery, and empowers individuals to manage illnesses through informed dietary choices. I-Systems nursing students showcased their knowledge by preparing weaning diets suitable for babies aged 6 to 8 months.

Mental health is a vital component of overall healthcare, as mental health challenges can affect anyone—regardless of age, gender, or background. Unfortunately, many individuals do not seek or receive treatment until serious complications arise.

At I-Systems, our commitment to real-world application is clearly demonstrated through our nursing mock labs. These labs are more than just practice sessions—they are immersive learning environments where nursing students hone their clinical skills, build confidence, and master effective communication.

At I-Systems, we actively encourage our student nurses to become multilingual by learning and speaking Mandarin, Bahasa Malaysia, and English.

This participatory home nursing program plays an integral role in community nursing services, focusing on improving the health and well-being of postnatal mothers and their babies.

Nursing students at I-Systems College showcased their clinical competencies and skills during OSCE sessions led by our experienced nursing lecturers and clinical instructors.

Nursing students at I-Systems actively engage in participatory communication skills classes to enhance their public speaking abilities in English. Developing strong public speaking skills empowers students to overcome fear, communicate with confidence in various settings, and build greater self-assurance.

The attachment of I-Systems nursing students to the School Health Services (SHS) program plays a vital role in enhancing community nursing services, which contribute to the health improvement of future generations.