Conceptual maps are observed as new and efficient teaching and learning tools for the student learning process. These maps are educational useful tools for teachers and learners; it creates significant knowledge on a specific subject and represents it in a schematic manner. Concept maps are one of the significant teaching methods that support learners precisely attain the information they want. It is a learning and teaching strategy which links how the individuals learn and meaningful learning issues. In nursing, the concept maps are used as a scheme of uniting theory and practice. It enhances the self-confidence, achievement, and the ability of developing a critical thinking skill. A conceptual diagram utilizes a graphic conceptual framework to visually organize information or learning content with the assist of predefined groups. These groups are generally resulting from numerous theories or models. These maps create self-awareness and are broadly accepted as a helping tool to support learners in their day-to-day learning activities. For the development of conceptual maps needs reflective thinking, cognitive imagination, and good understanding of the subject concept. The article tried to review; the introduction of concept mapping; brief history; essential components; different patterns of use; utilization in nursing education and practice, health sectors, etc.
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Concept Mapping, Nursing Education, Nursing Practice, Patient Care
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