MARTHA ROGERS

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HER THEORY

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SCIENCE OF UNITARY HUMAN BEINGS

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Born on

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May 12, 1914

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Born in

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Dallas, Texas

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Knoxville General Hospital School of Nursing (1936)

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Diploma

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Graduate in

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Public Health Nursing

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Masters of

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Public Health: John Hopkin’s University

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PUBLISHED BOOKS

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• Theoretical Basis of Nursing (1970)
• Nursing Science and Art
• Nursing Science of Unitary, Irreducible, Human Beings Update
• Vision of Space Based Nursing

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is considered as an art and science

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Nursing

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body of abstract knowledge emerging from scientific research and logical analysis

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science of nursing

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is translated into nursing practice

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emergent knowledge

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a science because the term signifies a body of knowledge

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Nursing

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is humanistic and humanitarian

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Nursing

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is considered as a whole which cannot be viewed as subparts

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Human being

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is irreparable and one way. Example: life to death

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life process of human

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are the continuous expression of the life process

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Health and Illness

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flows freely between the individual and environment

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energy

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possess the ability to think, imagine, sense, feel and can use language for expression

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Human being

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have the ability to adapt according to the new changes in the environment

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Human being

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is an organized body of abstract scientific knowledge that develops from research and analysis

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Nursing

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is learned profession, must be based on solid scientific information

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Nursing

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Emphasis on the essentials, potentials and possibilities

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exist within the wholeness of life

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is the creative use of nursing knowledge in caring for the unitary human being

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Nursing

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are integral and therefore are viewed as a whole

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Human being and the environment

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is one of wholeness and continuity as well as dynamic and creative change

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Life process of the unitary human being

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viewed as an integral part of universe

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All human beings

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have energy field, nursing action is directed towards patterning and maintaining these energy field

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Human being and the environment

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Potential for process, movement and change

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Energy Field

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Varies in intensity, density and extent

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Energy Field

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Human Field and environment are constantly exchanging energy

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Openness

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Dynamic or active process of the life of the human being that is accessible to the senses

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Pattern

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• Parameters in language that humans use to describe events are arbitrary

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Pandimensionality

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Resonancy, Helicy, Integrality

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Homeodynamic Principles

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the intensity of change, embraces the continuous variability of the human energy field as it evolves

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Resonancy

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describe the unpredictable but continuous, non- linear evolution of energy fields as evidenced by non- repeating rhythmicities

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Helicy

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encompasses the mutual, continuous relationship of the human energy field and the environment energy field

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Integrality

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Person, Environment, Health, Nursing, Clinical Practice, Education, Nursing Research, Mutual Patterning, Pattern Appraisal Includes, Pattern Appraisal, Patterning activities of the nurse

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METAPARADIGM CONCEPTS

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A unified whole having its own distinctive characteristics which cannot be perceived by looking at, describing or summarizing the parts

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Person

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An irreducible pan dimensional energy field identified by pattern and integral with the human field

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Environment

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An expression of the life process

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Health

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Characteristics and behavior emerging out of the mutual simulations of the human and environment fields

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Health

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Science, Art

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Nursing

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organized body of knowledge

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Nursing (Science)

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creative use of science for the betterment of the human

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Nursing (Art)

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Nursing action is always focused on unitary human being and change energy field between human and environment

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Clinical Practice

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Nursing Interventions: - Guided imagery - Therapeutic touch - Humor - Music

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Clinical Practice

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Training should lay more on teaching non invasive modalities. Example: Therapeutic touch, Meditation, Humor, Regular Inservice Education

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Education

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Emphasis should be given on the understanding of the patient and self, energy fields and environment

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Education

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Testable and applicable

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Nursing Research

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Mutual interaction between client and nurse

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Mutual Patterning

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Patterning can be done by suggesting various alternatives, educating, empowering, encouraging depending on client’s condition and health

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Mutual Patterning

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Appraisal of nutrition

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Pattern Appraisal

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Rest and Sleep

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Pattern Appraisal

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Exercises and discomfort

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Pattern Appraisal

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Relation with others

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Pattern Appraisal

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Therapeutic touch

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Patterning activities of the nurse

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Meditation

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Patterning activities of the nurse

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Humor

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Patterning activities of the nurse

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Imagery

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Patterning activities of the nurse

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directed towards patterning and maintaining energy field

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Nursing action