1NU05 - GROUP SIX PRESENTS

Theory of Culture Care

Diversity and Universality

Human Becoming Theory

Life Perspective Rhythm Model

ESGUERRA, MA. FRANCESCA AMORE
GO, KRIS MOIRAH
MARAYA, MARIEL ANNE
UDTOJAN, XIRAH MAY
 THE THREE NURSING
THEORISTS
MADELEINE ROSEMARIE JOYCE
LEININGER RIZZO PARSE FITZPATRICK
 Theory of Culture Care
Diversity and Universality
- provide culturally congruent nursing

MADELEINE
LEININGER
care
- main focus is for the nursing care to fit
with or have beneficial meaning and
health outcomes for people of different or
similar cultural backgrounds
- focuses on the fact that different
cultures have different caring behaviors,
health and illness values, beliefs, and
patterns of behaviors
- includes the characteristics and special
care features of each
 ALSO KNOWN AS
SUNRISE MODEL
 Educational
Background
JULY 13, 1925
Born on Sutton, Nebraska
1945
US Army Nursing Corps
1951-1954
Earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing
1954
Master of Science in Nursing at Catholic
University of America
1965
Became the first professional nurse to
earn a PhD in Anthropology
 Educational
Background

OTHERS:
Graduated from Sutton High School

Earned Nursing Diploma at St. Anthony’s

Hospital School of Nursing

Undergraduate degrees at Mount St.

Scholastica College and Creighton
University
 PERSON
too limited and culture-bound to explain
nursing, as the term person does not
exist in every culture
MADELEINE

HEALTH
METAPARADIGM

not distinct to nursing as many

disciplines use the term
LEININGER'S

INSTEAD OF ‘ENVIRONMENT’, LEININGER USES THE

CONCEPT ‘ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT’

includes ‘events with meaning' and

‘interpretations’ given to them particularly
physical, ecological, socio-political and/ or
cultural settings

NURSING
as a discipline and a profession
 Human Becoming
Theory
- presents an alternative to both the

ROSEMARIE
RIZZO PARSE
conventional biomedical approach and
the bio-psycho-social-spiritual (but still
normative) approach of most other
theories of nursing
- first published the theory in 1981 as the
"Man-living-health" theory
- officially changed to "the human
becoming theory" in 1992 to remove the
term "man"
- structured around three abiding themes:
meaning, rhythmicity, and transcendence
 BLACK & WHITE
SYMBOL opposite paradox significant to

OF HUMAN
ontology of human becoming

GREEN
BECOMING hope

CENTER JOINED
co created mutual human universe
process at the ontological level and
nurse person process

GREEN AND BLACK SWIRLS

INTERTWINING
human-universe process at the
ontological level and nurse person
process
 Educational
Background
1981
Published her theory of nursing, Man-Living-Health
1992
Name changed to Theory of Human Becoming
OTHERS:
Educated at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh
MSN and Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh
Editor and Founder, Nursing Science Quarterly
Has published eight books and hundreds of
articles about Human Becoming Theory
Professor and Niehoff Chair at Loyola University,
Chicago
 Rosemarie
PERSON HEALTH
Rizzo Parse's open being who is open process of
more than and being and
Metaparadigm different from the becoming. Involves
sum of the parts synthesis of values

ENVIRONMENT NURSING
-everything in the a human
person and his science and art
experiences            that uses an
-inseparable, abstract body of
complimentary to knowledge to
and evolving with serve people
 Life Perspective

FITZPATRICK
Rhythm Model
- complex nursing model which contribute
to nursing knowledge by providing

JOYCE
taxonomy for identifying and labeling
nursing concepts to allow for their
universal recognition and communication
with others.
- it is based on four concepts: person,
health, wellness-illness and
metaparadigm.
LIFE PERSPECTIVE
RHYTHM MODEL
 Educational
Background
1944
Born
1981
Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing
OTHERS:
BSN - Georgetown University
MS in psychiatric-mental health nursing - Ohio
State University
PhD in nursing - New York University and an MBA
from Case Western Reserve University
Presently, Elizabeth Brooks Ford Professor of
Nursing, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing,
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
 Joyce PERSON HEALTH

Fitzpatrick's -includes both self

and others
a dynamic state of
being that results
-seen as an open from the interaction
Metaparadigm system of person and the
environment
Core Concepts
Rhythm Model WELLNESS- METAPARADIGM
ILLNESS refers to the
includes four content
professional transitions through
concepts and they basic metaparadigm
nursing is rooted in
are: the promotion of concepts of person,
wellness practices environment, health
and nursing
 Thank
you!

MADELEINE LEININGER
REFERENCES:

https://www.ejmanager.com/mnstemps/157/157-1463048800.pdf?
t=1568985484

ROSEMARIE RIZZO PARSE

https://www.scribd.com/doc/128178482/Life-Perspective-Rhythm-Model
https://sites.google.com/site/parse2graham/theory-symbol-graphic

JOYCE FITZPATRICK
https://www.scribd.com/doc/128178482/Life-Perspective-Rhythm-Model
http://currentnursing.com/theory/Rhythm_Model_Fitzpatrick.html