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helicy

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helicy [he´lĭ-se]
a principle of homeodynamics in the science of unitary human beings; the continuous, innovative, and unpredictable increasing diversity of human and environmental field patterns.
helicy (hēˑ·l·sē),
n a continuously mixing and rotating property of environmental and human energy fields.
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The principle of helicy is defined as "the continuous, innovative, unpredictable increasing diversity of human and environmental field patterns.
Reflections on the science of unitary human beings in terms of Kuhn's ... by Bramlett, Martha H.; Gueldner, Sarah H.; Boettcher, Janet H. / Visions: The Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science
Finally, the principle of helicy is defined as "the continuous, innovative, unpredictable increasing diversity of human and environmental field patterns characterized by nonrepeating rhythmicities" (Rogers, 1990, p.
Integrated awareness: a key to the pattern of mutual process by Phillips, Barbara Brinkley; Bramlett, Martha Hains / Visions: The Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science
2005) the conceptualization of well-being that guided the development of the WPS is the nature of the homeodynamic principles of helicy, resonancy, and integrality that manifest as pattern.
Well-being in pregnancy: a pilot study using the well-being picture ... by Reis, Pamela J.; Alligood, Martha R. / Visions: The Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science
 
 
 
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