Patterns of Values, Beliefs, and Perception of HealthThe George family considers itself a religious Christian family, who uses practices such as prayer and meditation to cope with problems. When faced with problems, the Georges use religious principles as a way to escape their problems. Their This family health assessment document includes an assessment of the George family and their responses to the 11 Functional Health Models. The 11 models of functional health include: values, health, perception, nutrition, sleep/rest, elimination, activity/exercise, cognition/perception, self-perception, role relationship, sexuality and adaptation. Alongside the 11 functional health assessment questions, nutrition and exercise will be implemented through a family nursing diagnosis. Likewise, a frequent exercise program and a healthy nutrition plan are encouraged among the family due to a history of obesity and diabetes. Additionally, systems theory has played a vital role in helping to accurately assess the family. Systems theory has helped to understand the role of an individual in a family context. “Meanings and values ​​provide the vital elements of motivation and energy for the family to function” (Lifelong Health Promotion, 2010, 170). Ultimately, values ​​and culture change the parameters of assessment. One must accept cultures, values, and meanings to accurately evaluate a family. The patterns of prayer and meditation helped them survive difficult situations positively. The Georges believe that communication is the best way to eliminate the majority of problems a family faces. The Georges were emotionally positive, tending to keep a positive attitude despite negative situations. Likewise, patterns of values ​​and...... middle of paper ...... generating energy and values ​​to benefit each other. Along with systems theory, this guided me in understanding George's religious and cultural values. Therefore, systems theory has played an important role in deciphering the correct nursing diagnosis. Eventually, the George family emphasized the importance of being educated in various religious and traditional scenarios. As the Georges answered the assessment questions, I began to understand how values ​​and culture played a critical role in their view of health. Systems theory allowed them to be analyzed and evaluated as individuals congruently leading a system influenced by a rich heritage and tradition. Health promotion strategies and nursing diagnoses were assessed taking into account their religious beliefs. Therefore, understanding diversity through various nursing practices will help improve everyone's level of evaluation..