THEORIES AND THEORISTS

Theories and Theorists



Theories and Theorists

Key Theories

Human Becoming Theory by Rosemarie Rizzo Parse

Nursing Process Theory by Ida Jean Orlando

Theorist

Rosemarie Rizzo Parse

Ida Jean Orlando

Basic Tenets of these Theories

Rosemarie Rizzo Parse put in evidence the importance of humanism. He began writing in the mid 70s. His book “Nursing: the philosophy and science of caring” was published in 1979. The content of the book was expanded a after volume in 1985, up to get the text “The Theory of Human Caring” in 1997 and subsequent revisions of the his theory. Ida Jean Orlando in its theory consider the use of the self and of as the thoughts and feelings affect the actions of nurses.

Analyze and Assess the Relationship between the Two Theories

The extension of the former Soviet Union, scholars believe pathogenic Body is a parasite, so the only living creatures can be used as such premises, i.e. only Including humans and animals; concept of European and American scholars, including people, animals, arthropods, Plants, soils, substance, or a combination thereof. Should be further seen, there is also just rot Students to parasitic evolution pseudo parasites in soil, water and other environmental The sole free-living, under certain conditions, steering I temporary parasitic people. In addition, the source of infection (S0urce of infection) infected with factor via pass a host of people, animals, article or substance, without requiring the infectious agent in which long-term survival or reproduction.

On the contrary, in view of Ida Jean Orlando, there are similarities and differences between nurses' professional identity within and between care units. The similarities may be related to a professional, business-related and individual-related level. The occupational similarities can be linked to nurses between position and how they describe and act upon it. Nurses' work is based in greatly from having an intermediate position in healthcare (Garnett, 2009). The position entails three main aspects to consider: coordination responsibilities, multifaceted tasks and functions and multiple and conflicting expectations. Coordination responsibility is about a link between doctor and patient, between doctors and nurses, between department and other health care providers and stakeholders.

Nurse's work is split between direct and indirect patient-related work. He/ she sees her work as a labor leader in relation to assistant, where he / she shall report, inform, discuss and post work along with the staff nurses. Moreover, his theory emphasizes the reciprocal relationship between nurse and patient. Each is influenced by what he does and says the other. Underlines the importance that the examination of perceptions, thoughts and feelings of the other for later verification. In addition to this, this exploratory process validates the need for help patient and the nurse then meets directly or indirectly. The shares (weighted) types of nursing identify and meet the immediate need to help the patient. If these actions are not weighted, become automatic and it may not meet the patient's needs help. Encouraged by Orlando to consider the use of the self and of as the thoughts and feelings affect the actions of ...