Similarly, the theoretical approaches impact the metaparadigm concepts in nursing by developing conceptualizations of health-related quality of life that reconciles all dimensions of human beings. The grand theories should improve human conditions by improving nursing, environment, health, and person. According to Thorne et al. (1998), there is a need to articulate ways that reflect universalism within diversities. This means the theoretical tenants will allow nurses who cannot communicate with specific language and systematic logics to continue practicing, eliminating communication barriers among nurses due to a universal understanding of each other. Therefore, the approaches influence grand nursing theories and the four nursing metaparadigm components by creating a trend that uses models as tools that lead to collective discipline in nursing, reinforcing tremendous energy in the field.
