Science of Unitary Human Beings, a conceptual model and theory of nursing proposed by Martha Rogers in 1970. Its four basic concepts focus on the nature and direction of “unitary human development”: (1) human and environmental energy fields, (2) complete and continuous openness of the energy fields, (3) human energy fields perceived as single waves that give identity to a field, and (4) “pandimensionality,” a nonlinear domain without spatial or temporal attributes. See also Rogers, Martha E.
