Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Deliberate self-harm cases: a primary care perspective,2004,18,48,33-36,Poustie
Assessing the safety and effectiveness of hip protectors,2004,18,39,33-38,Minns
Responding to international disasters,2005,19,21,33-36,Campbell
Action on violence,2005,19,35,1,Gray
Paracetamol poisoning,2005,20,2,67,Janette
School's out for bullying,2006,20,21,24-25,Davis
Under-reporting of violent incidents against nursing staff,2006,20,40,41-45,Ferns
Domestic violence: the role of health professionals,2006,21,14-16,44-48,Du Plat-Jones
Alcohol is the true 'rape drug',2007,21,29,26-27,Beynon
Violence aggression and physical assault in healthcare settings,2006,21,13,42-46,Ferns
When disaster strikes,2007,21,43,62-63,Andrews
Falls prevention for older people with dementia,2007,22,6,50-55,Chaâbane
The final log off for suicide sites,2008,22,32,20-21,Carlowe
Alcohol-related presentations in the emergency department,2008,22,36,50-56,Dawood
Intimate partner violence in Kenya: expanding healthcare roles,2008,22,35,35-39,Maina
Should nurses report knife crime?,2008,22,45,1,Gray
Emergency medical response to intimate partner violence in Kenya,2009,23,21,35-39,Maina
Domestic violence against men,2008,22,51,35-39,Barber
Cutting violence,2008,22,50,28-29,Jebb
Identifying reporting and preventing elder abuse in the practice setting,2008,22,46,49-55,Simpson
Characteristics of people who assault nurses in clinical practice,2007,21,50,35-39,Ferns
40 percent of nurses harassed or assaulted while working alone,2007,21,45,12-13,Snow
Zero tolerance on torture,2006,20,51,28,Richens
Violence: a growing trend?,1990,5,12,49,Bailey
Violence: the nurses' victim,1990,5,10,48,
Primary health care. Working together for child protection,1990,4,50,50-51,Wagner
Personal safety: steps towards protection,1990,4,45,22-23,Thompson
The prevention of child sexual abuse,1990,4,27,28-30,Hunt
Aggressive treatment and the elderly,1990,4,26,29-31,Booth
Children of 'The Troubles',1990,4,21,28-30,McElkerney
Paediatric nursing: computer detection of child abuse,1991,6,10,38-39,Dove
Bosnia: victims of the violence,1992,7,2,20,O'Byrne
Ocular injuries in squash competitors,1992,6,39,25-27,Ballance
Sexual abuse: giving support to nurses,1993,8,4,25-27,Berry
Secondary sexual abuse,1993,8,4,22-23,Sheehan
A and E management of sexual assault,1993,7,45,31-35,Holloway
Helping male victims of sexual abuse,1993,7,43,36-39,Mills
Freedom-of-choice movement could save nurses from violence and racial harassment,1993,7,37,51,Wright
Safety at work: risking attack,1993,7,37,21,George
Para-suicide: a cause for nursing concern,1993,7,19,37-39,Palmer
Environmental notes: cutting traffic fatalities,1990,5,4,46,Hyam
Helping to prevent accidents in the home,1990,4,16,28-30,Thomson
Seasonal safety,1988,3,13-14,18-19,Alderman
Armed and dangerous,1988,3,6,18-19,O'Byrne
Freedom to roam,1988,2,32,34,Milne
Managing aggression and violence using rapid tranquillisation,2009,24,7,40-49,Dickinson
Health and safety: assessing the risks,1993,7,17,22-23,Brewer
Square eyes: I hate that Casualty,1993,8,1,39,Jones
Approaching with care: violence at work (continuing education credit),1993,7,52 Suppl NU,3-8,Holland
Casualty: accident and non-urgency,1993,7,51,44,Louttit
Carbon monoxide poisoning,2010,24,40,50-55,Murphy
Violence: a thumping bad idea,1994,8,20,45,Tadd
The impact of change on violent patients,1994,8,19,38-40,Charlton
Child abuse. No smoke no fire,1994,8,30,93-94,Goodall
The Clothier inquiry: lessons to be learned. Interview by Rosemary Rogers,1994,8,29,18-19,Macdonald
Beyond the Clothier inquiry,1994,8,28,18-19,Glasper
Dementia in acute units: aggression,1994,9,11,37-39,Holden
Workplace violence. Breaking the cycle,1995,10,11,22-23,Hopkins
Child protection: the interagency approach,1994,8,33,25-28,Marsland
Women's health. The issue of unspoken abuse,1994,8,32,16-17,Robson
Suicide prevention by general nurses,1996,10,17,30-33,Roberts
Prevention of unintentional injury in the community setting,2010,24,42,50-56,Bennett
General nurses' attitudes to patients who self-harm,1996,10,30,32-36,Sidley
Putting professional conduct in the dock,1996,10,30,20-21,Skyte
Shame on us,1996,10,30,14,Bailey
Should rapists ever be allowed to nurse again?,1996,10,29,15,Healy
Childcare: smacking of harsh reality,1993,7,29,49-51,Wadeson
Violence to nurses: prevalence and risk factors,1997,12,5,49-54,Whittington
Deliberate self-harm: developing clinical guidelines,1997,12,3,34-37,Williamson
Keep children safe,2009,23,25,62-63,Turner
Problems in identifying cases of child neglect,2004,18,29,33-38,Truman
Domestic violence and men,2003,17,40,41-43,Lawrence
Physical child abuse,2000,14,50,33-34,Truman
You can't slap your neighbour or wife so why can parents hit their children?,2000,14,33,23,Allen
Is child abuse a sign of a country in decline?,1999,13,33,23,Allen
Reaching out to child prostitutes,1999,13,17,22-23,Barrett
A lifeline for victims of domestic violence,1998,12,34,14-15,Cloke
Casualties of war,2007,21,50,20-22,Salvage
Drive for success,2007,21,38,62-63,Green
First aid: basic procedures for nurses,2007,21,18,48-57,Kindleysides
Vision and driving legislation: what nurses need to know,2009,23,37,41-45,Marsden
Unthinkable nursing. Do unto others..,2008,23,8,20-21,Hudson
Travesty of trust,2008,23,7,20-21,Andrews
Crossing the pain barrier,2008,22,22,22-23,Payne
Lloyd's legacy. Interview by Petra Kendall-Raynor,2007,22,5,20-21,Fouracre
Safety first,2007,21,52,18-19,Davis
Keep older people safe,2007,21,40,20,Sturdy
Home sweet home,2007,21,39,22,Moore
Life and death,2007,21,27,28,Wright
When might is right,2007,21,24,18-19,Parish
Home is where the hate is,2006,20,46,26-27,Lynch
Identifying abuse in older people,2005,20,3,43-47,Neno
In self-defence,2005,19,50,72,Pinder
Reporting incidents of violence and aggression towards NHS staff,2005,19,38,51-56,Ferns
Both sides of the story. Tackling abuse; professional regulation,2005,19,28,3,Gray
Beating the bullies,2004,18,34,64,Beech
Fighting back,2003,17,51,20-21,Farrant
Face up to violence,2003,17,36,27,Broadwell
Hospital beat,2002,16,40,18,Cohen
Work out your frustration,2002,16,34,24,Darby
Control and restraint training in acute mental health care,2002,16,27,33-36,Southcott
Understanding and dealing with anger aggression and violence,2001,16,6,37-42,Garnham
Violence in A and E: the role of training and self-efficacy,2001,15,46,33-38,Lee
A violent reaction,2001,15,34,18-19,Moore
Statistical assault,2001,15,27,13,Duffin
Zero tolerance of violence against healthcare staff,2001,15,16,39-41,Beech
Trust 'condoned' cruel abuse of older patients,2000,15,9,6,Healy
In the face of violence,2000,15,1,27,Fraser
Aggressive incidents on a psychiatric intensive care unit,2000,14,35,33-36,Saverimuttu
Student preparation in managing violence and aggression,2000,14,30,39-41,Taylor
We don't have to take this: dealing with violence at work,2000,14,28 Suppl,3-17,Brennan
Breaking away from violence,2000,14,27,24-25,Southcott
Visitors' violence: the serious effects of aggression on nurses and others,2000,14,23,36-38,Nabb
Violence: a worldwide epidemic,1999,13,52,31,
Violent treatment,1999,13,30,12-13,Stephen
Open to abuse,1999,13,29,12,Stephen
Violence at work,1999,13,21,43-46,Paterson
Fighting back,1999,13,21,17,Harwin
Don't attack me--I'm a student nurse,1998,13,10,63,Watson
Swaziland--will nurses carry guns for protection?,1998,13,6,21,Herbst
Yellow card for violent patients,1998,12,52,14,Stephen
On violence and aggression in A and E,1998,12,34,1,Casey
Peaceful means,1997,12,5,24-25,Dawes
Violence at work,1997,12,5,22-24,Roach
Disaster in the making,1997,11,35,14,Shamash
An abuse of trust,1997,11,24,16,Shamash
Witnessing violence to staff: a study of nurses' experiences,1996,11,13-15,45-47,Rees
Carers in conflict,1995,9,43,43,Astin
Coping with domestic violence in pregnancy,1994,8,50,25-28,Gibbs
Using group work to understand arsonists,1995,9,23,25-28,Hall
Return to Romania,2000,15,3,16,Pentney
Cardiology. Maudsley Hospital Smokers' Clinic: a progress report,1996,10,23,54,Sutherland
Mental health: what's it worth?,1995,9,20,47,Gillam
Unintentional injury,2011,25,18,59,Nelson
Management of water incidents: drowning and hypothermia,2009,24,7,35-39,Dean
Bully in sight,1997,11,44,18,Field
The NHS executive's new guidelines on violence in A and E departments,1997,11,37,1,Casey
One minute wisdom. All you need to know about CS gas,1994,8,37,39,Williams
Health promotion. Childhood accidents: the A and E nurses' role,1994,8,39,30-34,Baillie
Suffer the children,2006,20,18,14-15,Parish
Reducing workplace bullying in healthcare organisations,2007,21,22,49-56,Stevenson
Factors that influence aggressive behaviour in acute care settings,2007,21,33,41-45,Ferns
Courage under fire. Why nurses must look after themselves after terrorists strike,2005,19,45,32,Dolan
Aggression and violence: examining the theories,1998,12,27,36-38,Brennan
Risk assessment: a systematic approach to violence,1998,12,32,44-47,Fox
Domestic violence: responding to the needs of patients,2011,25,26,48-56,Agnew-Davies
Continence care and policy initiatives,2002,17,7,45-51,De Laine
Disaster management at its best,2002,17,6,12-13,Harulow
Bullying tactics,2002,17,3,34,Bennett
Transforming lives,2007,21,34,18-19,Davis
Banish the bingers,2007,22,8,24-25,Cray
Libyan jail ordeal,2007,22,9,16-18,Kendall-Raynor
Delegation of medication administration: an exploratory study,2008,22,22,35-40,Dickens
Bullying upwards,2008,22,20,62-63,McDonald
SOR points,2000,15,3,24,Hehir
Bitterest pill?,2000,15,4,14-15,Hampshire
Coming to terms,2000,14,36,26,Mead
Northern Ireland. 'It's the patients who take us through.',1991,6,9,24-25,Casey
Patrolling occupational health. Interview by Charlotte Alderman,1992,7,2,22-23,Meekin
Mental health: use and abuse of control and restraint,1992,6,52,30-32,Tarbuck
Mental health. Ethical standards and human rights,1992,7,6,27-30,Tarbuck
The standard guide to confronting bullying at work,1992,7,10,44-46,Adams
Mental health: counselling sexual abuse survivors,1992,6,46,28-31,Daniel
Aggression: therapeutic response to verbal abuse,1992,6,47,29-31,Farrell
I learnt that communication is vital in stressful situations,2008,23,4,27,Jones
A safe place to chat,2008,23,4,22-23,Beaumont
A valuable time to reflect,2008,23,4,1,Dennis
What can healthcare professionals learn from the case of Baby P?,2008,23,12,12-13,Parish
Children must come first,2008,23,12,1,Gray
Positive response to negative feelings,1999,13,23,26-27,McMahon
Take care of yourself,1999,13,23,24,Lamplugh
Blowing the whistle,1999,13,20,14,Stephen
Back to the future,1999,13,16,18,Galligan
Rape crisis,1999,13,34,18-19,Jones
Protecting the whistle blower,1999,13,47,16-17,Wallis
Losing patience,1999,13,51,13,Waters
Forced to quit,1999,13,50,57,Garland
Abuse alert,1999,14,12,72,Middleton
The school bullying problem,1999,14,11,32-35,Woods
Workplace violence. In the wrong place at the wrong time. Interview by Charlotte Alderman,1995,9,30,18-19,Davis
Once bitten,1998,13,5,28,Carr
Improving the health care of women living with domestic abuse,2011,25,43,35-40,Kroll
Management. Speaking out on violence,1991,5,15,52-53,Gooch
Injuries from chemical weapons,1991,5,19,52-53,Murray
Victims of the war zone,1991,5,19,23,O'Byrne
Reducing violence in a special hospital,1991,5,17,29-31,Larkin
Domestic violence,2011,25,46,49,Pugh
Treating the victims of rape,1990,4,17,32-34,Hyde
Preventing falls in older people: Assessment and interventions,2011,25,52,50-55,Jones
Self-injury in people with learning disabilities,1998,12,26,39-42,Morgan
Haunted memories,1998,12,26,26-27,Shamash
The price of stress,1998,12,25,16,Cooper
Coping by cutting,1998,12,29,25-26,Batty
Nurses successful at diverting gang members to youth support,2011,26,1,10,Duffin
The experience of rape,1998,12,48,49-54,Moore
A question of justice,1998,12,50,22-24,Jones
After Omagh,1998,12,50,19,Collins
Grim reality,1998,12,52,24,Cook
The principles and practice of child protection,2000,14,17,48-55,Stower
Assault v discipline,2001,15,20,26,Caulfield
Perceptions of men's sexual health behaviour,2001,15,24,33-37,Serrant-Green
Tsunami aftermath,2005,19,23,27,Maddern
Providing a sexual health service for young people in the school setting,2006,20,24,41-44,Richardson-Todd
Ignorance and the law,1999,13,29,22-23,Beacock
Millennium fireworks,1999,13,30,23,Hale
Preventing falls in older people,2012,26,20,59,Lindus
Recording violent incidents in the emergency department,2012,26,28,40-48,Ferns
Domestic violence,2012,26,22,59,Khan
Ambulance dispute: a bitter legacy,1990,4,24,18-19,Naish
When love turns violent,2013,27,23,22-23,Dean
Reported incidences of attacks and bullying at work almost double,2013,27,27,8,Duffin
Mid Staffs ward sisters refute bullying and misconduct charges,2013,27,28,8,Duffin
Promoting mental health in men,2013,27,30,48-57,Haddad
Effects of nightlife activilty on health,2005,19,30,63-71,Bellis
The Glasgow Coma Scale and other neurological observations,2005,19,33,55-64,Waterhouse
No fall is just an accident,2013,27,34,20-21,Duffin
Reducing alcohol-related health risks: The role of the nurse,2013,27,50,42-46,Govier
Staff efforts to reduce their alcohol intake fall flat,2013,27,50,10,
Punitive military action in Syria will just prolong the suffering,2013,28,1,32-33,Birch
Report shows school nurses are key in spotting signs of child abuse,2013,28,1,7,Keogh
Retaliation is not the solution to the human suffering in Syria,2013,28,2,30,Lee
Mental health and substance misuse influence military suicide rate more than combat,2013,28,2,15,
Assessment of suicidal intent in emergency care,2013,28,4,52-58,Bethel
Risk of suicide in patients with dementia: A case study,2013,28,11,43-49,Nicholson
Data on intimate partner murders prompt call for risk reduction strategies,2013,28,6,17,
Anxiety is more likely than depression to trigger suicidal intent,2013,28,7,16,
Don't wait to report child abuse implores leading academic,2013,28,7,12,
Key recommendations of NICE guidance on domestic violence,2014,28,26,0,
Nurses need to be trained in recognising and tackling domestic violence,2014,28,26,0,
Every nurse should be trained to recognise domestic abuse - NICE,2014,28,27,11,Sprinks
High levels of abuse and bullying could stem from workforce tension,2014,28,27,7,Keogh
Some physical illnesses linked to higher risk of self-harm and suicide,2014,28,28,16,
Updated guidance will help clinicians detect child abuse,2014,28,33,11,
Wrongs of secluding aggressive patients,1992,6,21,43,Sallah
Insuffcient evidence to screen women for domestic violence in healthcare settings,2014,28,39,16,
Forget the cultural niceties we need to see FGM as child abuse,2014,28,40,35,Marsh
Starting out - Patients who harm themselves deserve compassion not blame,2014,28,43,29,LizMason
Fears over antidepressants led to drop in prescriptions and rise in suicide attempts,2014,28,46,17,
Mental health support needed to prevent suicides after discharge,2014,28,47,13,Osborne
Stresses that trigger violence against hospital staff,2014,29,,16,
School nurses perfectly placed to spot girls at risk of joining gangs,2014,29,1,12,Keogh
Did she fall or was she pushed?,1989,3,19,22-24,Williams
Intense media coverage of South Korean actress's suicide blamed for copycat effect,2014,29,,19,
Coroner rules hoax led to nurse's suicide,2014,29,3,13,
Suicide: the preventable crisis,2014,29,4,20-22,Trueland
Nurses believe speaking up about workplace violence will make no difference,2014,29,,17,
Study results provide evidence for preventing cannabis use in teenagers,2014,29,,16,
Hillsborough disaster: you'll never walk alone,1989,3,31,14-16,Walsh
Hillsborough disaster: coping with tragedy,1989,3,31,14-15,O'Byrne
Child abuse: the Dutch experience,1989,3,30,17,McBride
Violence: a restraining hand,1989,3,27,20-22,Carlisle
Measuring violence,1989,3,27,16,
Violent times,1989,3,27,14,
How to make the workplace safe,1989,3,43,55,Brewer
Acute poisoning,1986,ePub,438,5,Johnstone
Lack of support and resources to blame for abuse of district nurses,2014,29,13,13,Osborne
Home hazards for falls spotted by app,2014,29,16,10,
Distress signals Zeba Arif has seen the fallout from torture,2015,29,20,30,Arif
Promoting walking to older people is 'useful' but won't reduce incidence of falls,2015,29,21,17,
Patients needing to discuss religion should be referred to the specialists,2015,29,22,32,Evans
Doctors facing complaints are at higher risk of depression and self-harm,2015,29,22,17,
Child maltreatment: every nurse's business,2015,29,29,53-58,Taylor
Inquiry finds link between patient suicide and inexperienced staff,2015,29,30,11,Osborne
Training and experience will help prevent patient suicide,2015,29,31,35,Arif
Breaking the cycle of violence,2015,29,36,18-21,
Childhood bullying has greatest impact on mental ill-health,2015,29,36,11,
New NICE guidelines recommend debriefing after violent incidents,2015,29,40,11,Kleebauer
Volunteering in a disaster zone,2015,29,43,64-65,Kastner
Nurses will join forces with safety bodies in bid to reduce violence,2015,29,49,11,
Teenagers who identify with 'goth' culture are more likely to self-harm,2015,30,2,14,
Burns nurses highlight fancy dress fire risk,2015,30,9,7,
Could you spot someone who had been subject to trafficking?,2015,30,4,33,Smith
NHS hospital staff who treat victims of human trafficking feel 'inadequately prepared',2015,30,1,15,
Rescuing the vulnerable,2013,27,43,16-17,Dean
Opportunities for suicide prevention in the general medical setting,2015,30,10,44-48,Kripalani
NHS staff urged to speak up about assault as acute care attacks rise,2015,30,13,7,Longhurst
'Worrying picture' of violence and work-related stress in staff survey,2016,30,27,9,Longhurst
Helping remove the shadow of torture,2016,30,19,24-25,Whyte
An integrated practice approach to mobility care for older people,2016,30,29,51-60,Taylor
Nurses' attitudes towards patients hospitalised for self-harm,2016,30,31,38-44,Hodgson
Domestic violence,2016,30,31,17,
Help in raising concerns about child abuse,2016,30,35,22-23,Trueland
Nurse staffing levels and skill mix in accident and emergency departments,1992,7,7,18-23,Ward
Link between violence and underfunding,1992,6,27,11,
We need abuse training for all,2016,30,45,30,Lloyd
How to deal with bullying in the workplace,2016,30,45,28,Arif
Assessment of injury severity in patients with major trauma,2016,30,49,54-63,Stanford
Trampolining's popularity leads to bounce in injuries,2016,31,1,17,
Warning over vulnerable children as school nurse posts fall 13% in six years,2016,31,1,8,
Non-suicidal self-injury: clinical presentation assessment and management,2016,31,5,42-49,Dhingra
Accident risk factors for older drivers,1995,9,40,12,
Nurses at high suicide risk,1995,9,40,6,
Reprisal threats and little support for nurses reporting suspected child abuse,1993,7,28,8,Rogers
RCN seeks Labour help to outlaw male rape,1993,7,45,8,
I'll never practise but rapists can,1996,10,32,12-13,Taylor
Bullying causes half workplace absences,1996,10,27,9,Wright
Deaths from volatile substance use fall,1995,9,15,13,
Nurses team up with police in road safety project,1995,9,15,5,
RCN asked to adopt hardline stance on drinking and driving,2010,24,35,7,
Starting out - staying calm helps to diffuse the fear in aggressive patients,2010,24,35,29,Banyard
Causes and management of violence and aggression,2005,19,44,20,
Imagine there's no violence.,2005,19,48,9,
Home owners still unaware of new fire rules,2004,19,8,7,
Professionalism of rail crash team praised,2004,19,10,6,
Factors that help prevent violence,2004,19,13,31,Gallon
Youths who drink alcohol are at high risk of accidents,2000,15,8,10,
Welcome for tough line on assault,1997,11,48,6,
Teenagers' risk-taking behaviour,1996,11,4,29,
Nurses convicted of rape should be barred says survey,1996,10,30,6,
Rise in suicide rate of female psychiatric patients linked to community-based care,1995,9,47,10,
WHO urged to monitor health workers dealing with torture,1994,8,35,11,Cunning
Drug warning for elderly sufferers from insomnia,1993,8,2,16,
Bullying the number one cause of workplace stress,2001,16,11,7,
How can some nurses be so insensitive to others?,2001,16,12,31,Thornton
When the bombing stops,2001,16,12,13,Murray
Bullies are cowards. Those whom they bully tend to be both popular and competent,2001,16,12,23,Thomas
First UK survey on male rape,1999,13,28,6,
Congress backs motion on zero tolerance of violence,1999,13,26,9,Scott
Helmet debate axed before vote is taken,1999,13,26,7,
Nursing staff play key role in preventing suicides says leading nurse,2016,31,2,11,
Talking about suicide can help to save lives,2016,31,9,29,Fitchett
Partnerships to reduce crime and disorder,2003,17,48,31,Thomson
Mentors need help to tackle bullying students,2016,31,11,27,Hunt
Nurses can help the fight against modern slavery,2016,31,10,10,Jones-Berry
Infant distraction tests must be saved,1998,12,38,11,Smallwood
Domestic violence advisers should be introduced at every hospital says charity,2016,31,13,8,
Child abuse inquiry urges nurses to help survivors tell their stories,2016,31,14,12-13,Munn
We have the power to combat modern slavery,2016,31,14,27,Garratt
Trusts axe basic training in child protection to balance budgets,2007,21,26,10,Dinsdale
Bike helmet scheme garners support,2011,25,24,5,
Fear of failure can drive self-destructive behaviour,2017,31,26,31,Traynor
Identifying nurses' needs in relation to suicide awareness and prevention,2017,31,27,44-51,Rebair
Study finds risk of suicide higher for female nurses (editorial),2017,31,30,10,Mckew
Bereaved by suicide,2017,31,31,18-20,Whyte
Practical aspects of performing Glasgow Coma Scale observations,2017,31,35,40-46,Waterhouse
Bereavement by suicide is a distinctive kind of loss,2017,31,36,29,Hulatt
Developing implementing and evaluating a model for an outpatient self-harm service,2017,31,37,46-54,Brand
Aggression and violence towards staff working with older patients,2007,21,27,35-38,Mullan
Body cameras help to reduce violence on wards,2017,31,38,10,Longhurst
Helping victims of modern slavery,2017,31,38,e36,Cahill
Workplace violence is unacceptable,2017,31,38,33,Bates
Keep unfit drivers off the road,2017,31,40,33,Bates
Grenfell Tower tragedy echoes the public safety issues of Mid Staffs,2017,31,43,3,
Nurses tell of horrific scenes as they helped those injured in London tower block fire,2017,31,43,8,
Processing tragedy: the aftermath of Grenfell Tower,2017,31,44,12-13,Dean
NHS reviews fire safety procedures at its buildings,2017,31,44,7,Longhurst
Spotting the signs of domestic slavery,2017,31,44,15,Dean
Creating calm amid confrontation,2017,31,47,36,Squirrell
It's every nurse's duty to help prevent terrorism,2017,31,47,29,Garratt
Action against human trafficking and slavery,2017,31,49,26-28,Cole
Supporting children after a traumatic event,2017,32,1,e15,Pearce
Supporting people who experience intimate partner violence,2018,32,24,54-62,McGarry
Preventing and managing challenging behaviour,2018,32,26,51-63,Hallett
Role of nurses in alcohol screening and treatment interventions,2018,33,4,42-49,Webzell
Suicide prevention cannot be overlooked in nurse education,2018,32,27,31,Rebair
Undertaking a systematic assessment of patients with a traumatic brain injury,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Parry
Understanding and mitigating moral injury in nurses,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rowlands
Self-harm and suicide: occurrence risk assessment and management for general nurses,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Haddad
Recognising and responding to bruising in children,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Peel
Reducing the risk of suicide among healthcare staff,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rees
Safeguarding adults at risk of abuse,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Duffy