PubMed · 9849254
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L Rew. 1998. Are persons multidimensional or holistic?. https://doi.org/10.1177/089801019801600301
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In Part 1 (July/August 1999), the authors reviewed the evolution of patient classification systems over four generations of progress, discussed issues of system credibility, and presented a third-generation patient classification system (3PCS) to address the shortcomings of current systems. In this article, an actual implementation of a 3PCS is presented by the authors in collaboration with system users. The development, implementation, and evaluation of the 3PCS, as well as the overall advantages, are discussed. Finally, the authors share lessons learned and thoughts for the future.
The metaphor of basketry is applied to two frameworks for nursing practice: the totality paradigm and the simultaneity paradigm. With descriptions of two baskets, a contrast is drawn between the philosophies of nursing related to the two paradigms. The practice of nursing with respect to both worldviews is illustrated by the patterns, the colors, and the shapes of the weaving of each basket.