Person Health
Betty Neuman  individual, family or
community
 OPEN SYSTEM that works
together with other parts
of its body
Dorothy Johnsons  two major systems: the
biological and the
behavioral system.
 It is a behavioral system
with patterned repetitive
Imogen King  open system as a spiritual
being and rational thinker.
Dorothy Elizabeth  individual with physical
Orem and emotional
requirements for
development of self-care
and maintenance
 Human can reflect upon
events
 They can symbolize
experiences that they
have been through by
using words and ideas.
 Human functioning is an
integrated system
Faye Glenn Abdellah  beneficiary of care
Environment
 Dynamic in nature.
 Equated with stability of
normal line of defense
 elusive state that is
affected by social,
psychological, biological
and physiological
factors.
 Balance stability of the
subsystems.
 ability of a person to
adjust to the stressors
 the maximal use of the
potentials
 state of physical, mental
and social wellbeing and
not merely the absence
of disease or infirmity
(WHO).
 Structural and
functional soundness
and wholeness of the
individual.
 Center and purpose of
Nursing
 internal, external and  unique profession
created force that requires holistic
 can alter or improve approach
the systems  Aims to promote
optimal wellness
 of all factors that are  external force that
not part of the acts to preserve the
individual’s behavioral organization of the
system patient’s behavior
 vary from culture to
culture
 process of balance  An act wherein the
involving internal and nurse interacts and
external interactions communicates
 Nurse helps client
identify existing
health condition
 Goal – help client
maintain health
through health
promotion &
maintenance,
restoration & caring
 Client’s surroundings  Helping clients
 It is human service
 Affects / involves in  all-inclusive service
  a holistic being composed
of physical, psychological,
sociological and spiritual
concepts
Rozzano Locsin, RN,  “participants in their care
PhD, FAAN rather than object of
nurse care.”
Carmelita  individual needs humane,
Divinagracia caring,
spiritualityoriented
intervention that can
facilitate wellness
regardless of creed, social
class, gender, age and
nationality
Cecilia M. Laurente's
nursing services achieving optimal based on the
 affected by age, culture, health levels. disciplines of art and
intellectual  The home or science
community  helping profession
 Humanity is preserved  Environment as the  Nursing value
by technology. technological world technological
 expressed in terms of  Technology use allows competency
wellness and illness, and greater insights of the  Compassion,
may occur in the whole state of health confidence,
presence or absence of commitment and
disease.” conscience are all
essential components
 Wellness Status- A   quality of Nursing
condition of being in a Care could be
state of well-being, a improved using an
coordinated and intervention
integrated living pattern
that involves the
dimension of wellness