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 Manuel M Cabrera

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Human becoming Theory

Human becoming theory is a grand theory of nursing developed by Rosemarie Parse. Her work emphasizes the human universe-health process. The theorist regards this aspect as a phenomenon of concern for the nursing discipline and human experience. The main goal that Parse has set is to achieve a high quality of the person, family, and community perspectives (Smith & Parker, 2015). The goal of a nurse using a human becoming theory is to be present with the vulnerable population to enhance the quality of their lives.

The major concepts of a theory are environment, health, nursing, and human being/universe. The major assumptions are related to the man and his becoming in the life and career. The main sub-assumptions are transcendence, rhythmicity, and meaning (Parse, 2014). During the nursing practice in the hemodialysis clinic, nurses apply a transformative approach. In the healthcare environment, I view patients as human beings with own health issues, concerns, and preferences. This aspect is directly related to the theory as it highlights the importance of human-being and the environment, where he/she lives and works. As a nurse, I assess and monitor sick individuals taking into consideration their views and concerns. Such approach allows me being with hemodialysis patients constantly and guiding them towards reaching the favorable health outcomes. The establishment of a good relationship between patients and nurses will help to produce the positive changing health patterns.

The main similarity between current and further application of core concepts (environment, health, nursing and human being/universe) is that during their utilization, nurses focus on the patients, particularly, those coming from the underserved communities and living in the complex and challenging environment. Unlike their current use in the hemodialysis clinic that focuses on the traditional approaches to the caregiving process, techniques, tools, and methods, the further utilization of environment, health, nursing and human being/universe will be carried out with the focus on the application of socio-technological approaches to improving health care of hemodialysis patients by taking into consideration their views, preferences, and concerns. Moreover, through this approach, family nurse practitioners will advance patient safety and involve sick individuals in all aspects of electronic health care (Aarts, Callen, Coiera, & Westbrook, 2010). The wide use of electronic health care and record systems will be also stimulated in the hemodialysis clinic.

 

 

References

Aarts, J., Callen, J., Coiera, E., & Westbrook, J. (2010). Information technology in health

care: Socio-technical approaches. International Journal of Medical Informatics,

79(2010), 389-390.

Parse, R. R. (2014). The human becoming paradigm: A transformational worldview.

Pittsburgh, PA: Discovery International.

Smith, M., & Parker, M. E. (2015). Nursing theories and nursing practice (4th ed.).

Philadelphia, PA: F.A. Davis Company.

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