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The LIGHT Model
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Marcia
Andersen
PhD, RN, FAAN, CS
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The LIGHT Model is a Model
of The Art of Nursing based on Martha Rogers' Nursing
Science.
The Well-Being Institute is one of two Nursing
companies in a Nursing Care Delivery System. The
second company is the Personalized Nursing LIGHT House
Inc. The LIGHT House is a unique
substance abuse program designed as a comprehensive
approach to addressing substance abuse and related
issues.
Well Being Institute, Inc. was incorporated in 1994 by
Marcia Andersen and Geoffrey A.D. Smereck, to serve as
a non-profit research and development corporation to
test models of nursing service delivery which use the
Personalized Nursing LIGHT Model of nursing care. It
was incorporated as a non profit company to serve as a
successor to its historical predecessor, Personalized
Nursing Corporation, P.C. which was founded in 1983,
by Marcia Andersen.
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Selected Publications:
- Andersen, M.D. &
Smereck G.A.D. (1989). Personalized nursing LIGHT
model. Nursing Science Quarterly, Fall, 2(3),
120-130.
- Andersen, M.D.
(1990). From theory to practice: The planned
treatment of drug users. The International Journal
of the Addictions, 25(6), 709-731.
- Andersen, M.D.,
Smereck, G.A.D., & Braunstein, M.S. (1991).
L.I.G.H.T. model: An effective intervention model to
change high-risk AIDS behaviors among hard-to-reach
urban drug users. Research In Progress (pp. 4-11).
Bethesda, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse &
NOVA Research Company.
- Andersen, M.D. &
Smereck, G.A.D. (1992). The consciousness rainbow:
An explication of Rogerian field pattern
manifestations. Nursing Science Quarterly, Summer,
5(2), 72-79.
- Ladwig, G.B. &
Andersen, M.D. (1992). Substance abuse in women:
Relationship between chemical dependency of women
and past reports of physical and/or sexual abuse. In
C.M. Sampselle (Ed.), Violence against women:
Nursing research, education, and practical issues
(pp. 167-180). Washington, DC: Hemisphere
Publishing, (Reprinted from The International
Journal of the Addictions, 1989, 24(8), pp.
739-754.)
- Andersen, M.D. &
Braunstein, M.S. (1992). Conceptions of therapy:
Personalized nursing LIGHT model with
chemically-dependent female offenders. In T.
Mieczkowski (Ed.), Drugs, crime, and social policy:
Research issues and concerns (pp. 250-262). Needham
Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
- Andersen, M.D. &
Smereck, G.A.D. (1993). The art of nursing: The
personalized nursing practice model (42-minute VHS
videotape), Plymouth, MI: Personalized Nursing
Corporation, P.C.
- Andersen, M.D. &
Smereck, G.A.D. (1993). The art of nursing: The
personalized nursing practice model workbook.
Plymouth, MI: Personalized Nursing Corporation, P.C.
- Andersen, M.D.,
Smereck, G.A.D., & Braunstein, M.S. (1993). LIGHT
model: An effective intervention model to change
high-risk AIDS behaviors among hard-to-reach urban
drug users. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol
Abuse, 19(3), 309-325.
- Smereck, G.A.D.
(1993). Contact tracing for HIV infection: Policy
and program implications from a 50-state survey. In
D.G. Fisher & R. Needle (Eds.), AIDS and
community-based drug intervention programs:
Evaluation and outreach (pp. 41-52). Binghamton, NY:
Haworth Press, Inc.
- Andersen, M. &
Smereck, G.A.D. (1994). The art of nursing: The
personalized nursing practice model (42-Minute VHS
Videotape and Workbook). Plymouth, MI: Personalized
Nursing Corporation, P.C.
- Andersen, M.D. &
Smereck, G.A.D. (1994). Personalized nursing: A
science-based model of the art of nursing. In M.
Madrid & E.A.M. Barrett (Eds.), Rogers' scientific
art of nursing practice (pp. 261-283). New York:
National League for Nursing.
- Andersen, M.D.,
Smereck, G.A.D., & Hockman, E.M. (1995). The Detroit
Story (12-Minute VHS Videotape). Ann Arbor, MI:
Personalized Nursing Corporation, P.C.
- Andersen, M. &
Hockman, E.M. (1996). Behavior change: An
electromagnetic metaphor (14-Minute VHS Videotape).
Ann Arbor, MI: Personalized Nursing Corporation,
P.C.
- Andersen, M.D.,
Hockman, E.M., & Smereck, G.A.D. (1996). Effect of a
nursing outreach intervention to drug users in
Detroit, Michigan. Journal of Drug Issues, 26(3),
619-634.
- Andersen, M.D. &
Hockman, E.M. (1997). Well-being and high-risk drug
use among active drug users. In M. Madrid (Ed.),
Patterns of Rogerian knowing (pp. 152-166). New
York: National League for Nursing Press.
- Andersen, M.D.,
Booth, R., Smereck, G.A.D., Tinsley, J., Ross, D.,
Haith, D., Britton, L., Simmons, D., Andersen, A.,
Larry, C., Tinsley, A., & Matzger, H. (1998).
Community outreach with active drug users: The
Detroit experience. AIDS and Behavior, 2(1), 23-29.
- Smereck, G.A.D. &
Hockman, E.M. (1998). Prevalence of HIV infection
and HIV risk behaviors associated with living place:
On-the-street homeless drug users as a special
target population for public health intervention.
American J of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 24(2): 299-319.
- Andersen, M.D.,
Smereck, G.A.D., Hockman, E.M., Ross, D. & Ground,
K. (1999). Nurses decrease barriers to health care
by "hyperlinking" multiple diagnosed women into
care. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS
Care,10(2), 27-37.
- Hockman, E.M.,
Smereck, G.A.D. & Andersen, M.D. (1999).
Interindividual and intraindividual changes in a
woman's well-being, depression, and HIV symptoms.
Drugs and Society, (accepted 4/15/99).
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