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    Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring and Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings are two nursing theories that focus on patient-centered holistic care. Jean Watson's theory emphasizes the importance of compassion in nursing through the nurse-patient relationship. Martha Rogers' theory challenges medical paradigms by focusing on the connection between individuals and their environment. Both theories serve as reminders of the impact understanding, caring, and a holistic view of patients can have on nursing care quality.

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    Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring and Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings are two nursing theories that focus on patient-centered holistic care. Jean Watson's theory emphasizes the importance of compassion in nursing through the nurse-patient relationship. Martha Rogers' theory challenges medical paradigms by focusing on the connection between individuals and their environment. Both theories serve as reminders of the impact understanding, caring, and a holistic view of patients can have on nursing care quality.

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    Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring and Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings are two nursing theories that focus on patient-centered holistic care. Jean Watson's theory emphasizes the importance of compassion in nursing through the nurse-patient relationship. Martha Rogers' theory challenges medical paradigms by focusing on the connection between individuals and their environment. Both theories serve as reminders of the impact understanding, caring, and a holistic view of patients can have on nursing care quality.

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    Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring and Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary
    Human Beings are two nursing theories that highlight the importance of patient-
    centered, holistic care. The necessity of the nurse-patient relationship and the
    therapeutic value of genuine human connection are both emphasized by Jean Watson's
    idea. It emphasizes the importance of compassion in nursing practice. However, Martha
    Rogers' theory challenges established medical paradigms by emphasizing the
    connection of individuals and their environment. Because they both serve as reminders
    of the significant effect that understanding, caring, and a holistic perspective of patients
    can have on the quality of nursing care, Jean Watson and Martha Rogers serve as
    essential characters in the development of nursing theory and practice.

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