Leader; Caira Ocampo

Members; April Mae Bonagan

Elaiza Umali Brana
Angelica Contreras
Kathleen Dela Cruz
Edilberto Enriquez
Claris C. Jamilano
Ma Ruth Lasat
Leica May Leal
Engedi Manansala
Aasha Perias
Rosemarie Rizzo Parse
Rosemarie Rizzo Parse
human becoming thought focuses on the
quality of life and human dignity from
perspective of patients, families, and
communities.
it departs from both coventional bio - medical
approach and the bio - physo- social -
spiritual ( but still normative ) approach
theories of nursing.
 The theory is structured around 3 themes:

Meaning Rhythmicity Transcedence

Which states that Which state that "Configuring
Which states that "Co -
"Structuring meaning is the rhythmical patterns of relating
transcending with possibles is
imaging and valuing of is the revealing concealing and
the powering and originating
languaging." enabling - limiting of
of transforming."
this principle means that connecting - separation."
This principle means that
people co - participate in This principle means that
moving beyond the "now"
creating what is real for the unity of life
moment is forging a unique
them through self - encompasses apparent
personal path for oneself in
expression in living their opposites in rhythmic
the midst of ambiguity and
patterns of relating.
values in a chosen way. continuous change.
The themes and principle and principles of human
becoming are permeated by 4 postulate:

Illimitability Paradox
Is boundless knowing of Is "an intricate rhythm
reality extended beyond, expressed as a pattern
but focusing, remembering preference".
and prospecting with what Paradoxes are not
is felt at the moment. "opposite to be reconciled
or dilemmas to be
overcome but rather, lived
rhythms".
The themes and principle and principles of human
becoming are permeated by 4 postulate:

Freedom
Is "contextually liberation."
Humans are free and
continuously choose ways
of being with their
situations.
Mystery
"Is the unexplainable, that
which cannot be
completely known." It is
inconceivable,
unutterable, unknowable
nature of the indivisible,
unpredictable, ever
changing human universe.
Goal: Transferring or changing health pattern
Parse did not dercribe nursing. However, nurisng is
considered to be a basic science and as such required
theories that are different from other disciplines especially
medicine. It is a form of performing art as practiced in
relationship with person ( individuals, groups, and
communities) in their process of becoming.
The following are set of fundamentals that are essential for
practicing the art of nursing.
knowing and using nursing frameworks and theories;
being available to others;
valuing others as human presence;
respecting differences in view;
owning what you believe and be accountable for your
actions;
moving on to the new and tested knowledge;
connecting with others;
Taking pride in self;
Liking what you do;
Recognizing the moments of joy in the struggles of living;
Appreciating mystery and being open to new discoveries;
Being competent in your chosen area;
Resting and be ginning a new.
Health
Health is form of human becoming. It is structuring meaning, co-creating
rhythmical patterns of relating, and co-transcending with the possibles.
Health is personal commitment. It depends on the valuing of the
individual to prioritize his health.
Health is the "process of becoming, the who that one is."
Person
person is a human being who struggles to achieve their full potential.
Humans are not more than the sum of their parts. Human are complex
beings to be broken down into parts.
People are free to create their own realities.
Humans are multidimensional and present in their past.
Environment
Parse does not use the word environment. She considers
it to limiting. She uses the "word universe.
she explains that humans have a powerful connection
with the universe.
The theory of human becoming is a paradigm shift kind of theory.
It directs attention to the person meanings of health and quality of life and
to their wishes, needs, concerns and preferences for information and care.
It completely empowers a patient or client. This has remarkable impact on
the way nurses practice their profession. There is high regard for the
patient or client that was not seen before. It assumes that they are thinking,
feeling and intelligent individuals.