The "Science of Unitary Human Beings" is a nursing theory developed by Martha Rogers. It emphasizes the holistic view of individuals, considering them as whole beings interconnected with their environment. This perspective focuses on the dynamic relationship between humans and their surroundings, highlighting the importance of energy fields and patterns in understanding health and well-being. In this framework, health is seen as a continuous process rather than a fixed state. The theory encourages nurses to assess patients not just for physical symptoms but also for emotional, social, and environmental factors. This comprehensive approach aims to promote healing and enhance quality of life.