The Humanbecoming Paradigm: A Transformational Worldview by Rosemarie Rizzo Parse explains in depth the two paradigms use to view and treat human beings. The paradigms are designed for different points of views because they both differ as to how the human body should be view.
Parse focuses on the patient care besides the illnesses that science usually treats. “Humans have been, and most often still are, approached through the study of parts rather through the study of unitary patterns and living experiences” (Parse, 2014, p.4). Many nurses only focus on the recovery and applied science when caring for patients but disregard emotional feelings to help patients’ state of mind, spiritual, and mental. "Applied science is the totality paradigm
Parse focuses on the patient care besides the illnesses that science usually treats. “Humans have been, and most often still are, approached through the study of parts rather through the study of unitary patterns and living experiences” (Parse, 2014, p.4). Many nurses only focus on the recovery and applied science when caring for patients but disregard emotional feelings to help patients’ state of mind, spiritual, and mental. "Applied science is the totality paradigm