Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Helmets for preventing head and facial injuries in bicyclists,2001,97,43,41,Thompson
Understanding the nurse's role in improving suicide prevention,2004,100,46,28-29,Littlejohn
Taking a stand against falls,2006,102,19,16-17,Vere-Jones
Protecting children from all forms of abuse and neglect,2007,103,13,30-31,Banton
The child with repeated accidents,1974,70,49,1884-1885,Husband
Taking steps to reduce violence,2006,102,46,8-9,Kenny
Visual effects. post-traumatic stress disorder,1993,89,30,30-32,Bland
Improving falls prevention and standards of fracture care,2007,103,47,23-24,Hairon
A nurse-led minor illness and injury home-visiting service for young children,2009,105,11,17-19,Mountney
Survey finds worrying number of young people self-harm,2008,104,18,23-24,Hairon
Patient suicide in a mental health and learning disability unit,2008,104,39,15,Dimond
Detecting and preventing female genital mutilation,2007,103,31,23-24,Hairon
Bedrails falls and injury: evidence or opinion? A review of their use and effects,2009,105,26,20-24,Oliver
Epilepsy and driving: some of the problems,1970,66,18,555-556,Parsonage
Attempted suicide,1970,66,34,1067-1068,Short
Better driving may save your life one day,1970,66,37,1168-1171,Jolles
Danger. Drivers at risk. 1,1969,65,51,1615-1617,Jolles
Danger. Drivers at risk. 2,1969,65,52,1652-1654,Jolles
The battered child--a health visitor's point of view,1969,65,40,1265-1266,Hiller
The drinking driver,1968,64,50,1698-1701,Freeman
Wounds of violence,1967,63,18,590-592,Gunn
Suicide by poisoning. 6. Some controversial aspects of attempted suicide,1965,61,,1143-4 Concl,Stengel
Suicide by poisoning. 1. Suicide and the survivor,1965,61,,960-1 CONTD,Kessel
Over one-quarter of nurses say they have been assaulted in the last year,2006,102,11,92,Radcliffe
Confronting domestic abuse,2006,102,6,20-21,Strachan-Bennett
How to use non-verbal signs in assessments of suicide risk,2006,102,2,36-38,Martin
Suicide--a need for sympathy,1971,67,40,1235-1236,Day
The battered child syndrome. 2. A preventable disease?,1971,67,23,695-697,Kerr
The battered child syndrome. 1. The need for a multidisciplinary approach,1971,67,22,659-661,Court
Survey on suicides and accidental poisoning,1971,67,9,258-261,Baker
Nursing violent patients under security restrictions,1972,68,28,861-863,McArthur
Violence in psychiatric patients,1972,68,24,748-749,Frost
Jet travel and circadian rhythms,1972,68,13,370-372,Conroy
Battered babies: a social and medical problem,1973,69,47,1552-1554,Bird
A hospital policy for the care of patients who exhibit violent behaviour,1973,69,11,375-377,Allison
Factors related to violent and unpredictable behaviour in psychiatric hospitals,1973,69,3,Suppl:9-11,Stevenson
The medical aspects of driving a car,1973,69,2,66-67,Robinson
A lifeline for battering parents,1974,70,39,1506-1507,Norman
Editorial: Code on violence,1974,70,10,329,
Recognising non-accidental injury in children,1975,71,51,2034-2035,Follis
Disaster at Moorgate,1975,71,31,1226-1227,Harvey
Schizophrenia - 4: aggressives and natural isolates,1975,71,12,471-475,Frost
Non-accidental injury and the health visitor,1976,72,40,1563-1564,Gower
Planning training for coping with non-accidental injury,1976,72,40,1561-1563,Slack
Violent event,1976,72,38,1464-1465,
A battered baby,1976,72,25,986-987,Bysshe
Behavioural approach to the treatment of child abuse,1976,72,4,140-143,Gilbert
Child care in North America-5. Child abuse: can it be prevented,1977,73,51,1994-1995,Jolly
Assessing the urgency of home visits,1977,73,38,1472-1474,Nisbet
Violence in casualty departments,1977,73,14,482-485,Cowper-Smith
Caring about the suicidal patient,1978,74,46,1880-1881,Cowper-Smith
Overdose: self-poisoning trends and management,1979,75,46,1966-1968,Wright
Detection of non-accidental injury,1979,75,43,1858-1861,England
Problems of the colour blind driver,1979,75,36,1538,Voke
Victims of political-racial persecution,1979,75,12,496-499,Fink
A philosophy of patient care for the disturbed violent patient in a special hospital,1980,76,47,2048-2051,Lee
Managing violent behaviour in a psychiatric ward: a psychiatric approach,1980,76,47,2046-2048,Tibbles
Suicide--do the Samaritans really help?,1980,76,45,1981-1982,Dale
Management of violent patients,1980,76,40,suppl 23:101-4,Leiba
Psychological approaches to violence,1980,76,32,1399-1401,Hodgkinson
Children as scapegoats,1980,76,23,989,Dopson
The victims of violence,1981,77,48,2045-2046,Wright
Child abuse inquiries,1981,77,26,1105,Gray
Child abuse and its prevention a behavioural approach,1981,77,19,suppl 1-8,Manchester
The casualties of war,1982,78,36,1498-1499,Weir
Child death resulting from non-accidental injury: implications for health visitors,1982,78,6,242-245,Sharman
Battered old people,1983,79,46,32-33,Whitehead
1. Detecting child abuse,1983,79,24,66 68-9,Dingwall
2. Child abuse--the real questions,1983,79,25,67-68,Dingwall
Facing up to aggression,1983,79,20,10-11,Slack
Incest: a family triangle,1983,79,8,64-65,deChesnay
Unusual syndromes of child abuse and neglect,1983,79,3,21-23,Hobbs
Nursing care study: parasuicide crisis intervention and family therapy,1983,79,2,17-20,Walters
Mental health nursing. Self-injurious behaviour,1984,80,21,60-62,Slater
Accidental poisoning,1984,80,19,40-43,Palmer
Aggression management. Four. Views from America,1984,80,17,42-43,Gibbs
Violence against women,1984,80,17,34-36,Orr
Aggression management. Two. Who is to blame anyway?,1984,80,15,42-43,Dingwall
Aggression management. Violence in accident and emergency departments,1984,80,14,32-34,Cardwell
Aggression management. One. Response and responsibility,1984,80,14,28-31,Moran
Nurses and violence,1984,80,4,56-58,Burrows
Health visitors as key workers,1984,80,3,49,Musanandara
Motorbike madness,1986,82,23,16-17,Gray
Child abuse: it's OK to say no,1986,82,3,18,Holmes
Innocent parents,1986,82,3,16-18,Holmes
Patient abuse: when to blow the whistle,1985,81,50,18-19,Gaze
Violence: base control to sister,1985,81,49,22,Holmes
Spotlight on children. The silent victims,1985,81,48,59-60,Evans
Seat-belts: clunk click,1985,81,48,14-15,Pownall
Child abuse: for the children's sake,1985,80,42,19-20,Moore
Mental health nursing. Deliberate self-harm,1985,81,38,51-53,Rushforth
Infanticide: lambs to the slaughter,1985,81,33,32-35,Darbyshire
School deaths: lessons of a tragedy,1985,81,29,17-18,Hadley
Suffer little children..,1985,81,22,38-39,Stout
Child abuse. Children at risk,1985,81,21,20,Wrigglesworth
Violence--the enemy within,1985,81,16,16-18,Howie
Sexual deviancy. Sexual healing,1985,81,14,19-20,Cole
Recording children at risk,1985,81,11,42-43,King
Child abuse. The wilderness years,1988,84,7,25-27,Pilgrim
Home is where the hurt is,1988,84,6,48-49,Jones
Health visitors or child police?,1988,84,1,18,Kent
No smacking?,1990,86,33,18,Cook
Safer children,1992,88,44,22-23,Fry
Drink drive,1992,88,38,19,Friend
Reducing the risk of assault,1992,88,26,64-65,Copperman
Measuring violence in mental health patients,1992,88,19,58,O'Brien
Indicators in adults of child sexual abuse,1992,88,15,52-53,Dent-Brown
The eye the nurse and the motorist,1969,65,1,15-17,Jolles
Choosing your seat belt,1967,63,46,1540-1542,Jolles
Crush injuries of the chest. 3. Crush injuries: nature and causes,1967,63,14,455-457,Bates
Accidents and the elderly,1967,63,5,138-139,Parry
Accidents--the new scourge,1966,62,41,1372,
Mountain accidents and the danger of exposure,1966,62,21,703-704,Gunn
Accidental poisoning in children,1975,71,24,932-933,Craft
Electric shock,1975,71,21,803-805,McIiwraith
Accidental poisoning and the nurse,1974,70,39,1510-1511,Milligan
Lawn mower injuries,1974,70,27,1028-1029,Hulme
An industrial accident,1974,70,22,834-835,Jenkins
'Blood on the coal': treating the victims of a pit disaster,1973,69,44,1436-1438,Horton
Crash casualties: coping with serious injuries,1973,69,42,1358-1360,Snook
The war on the roads,1972,68,40,1243-1244,Brown
Death in the swimming bath,1971,67,2,56,Alison
Causes and prevention of road accidents,1978,74,39,1594-1596,Hopkins
Accident and illness promotion. The challenge to prevention,1978,74,2,suppl 14-6 18,Draper
A safer Bonfire Night,1977,73,44,1705-1707,Tobin
Accidents and the elderly,1976,72,48,1872-1874,Smith
Accidental poisoning in children--a review,1976,72,43,suppl 7-8,O'Connor
Suicide. Logical conclusion?,1993,89,31,32-34,Bowles
Preventing suicide,1993,89,31,28-31,Duffy
Work injuries. Victim support. Violence at work,1993,89,23,33-34,Turnbull
Violent incidents among patients,1993,89,20,51,Harrison
Munchausen syndrome by proxy,1993,89,4,54-56,Facey
Lockerbie one year on,1990,86,1,54-56,Carlisle
Head injury. Back from the edge,1989,85,4,29-31,Faulkner
Community initiatives. Accidents will happen,1989,85,3,26-29,Kay
Health education: a message to housewives,1987,83,12,61-62,Thome
Farming: death on the farm,1986,82,32,19-20,Bamford
Warning: Christmas can damage your health,1985,81,51,36-38,Alderman
Computer watch on accidents,1985,81,10,38-39,King
Accidents in hospital. 'Why did it happen in my ward'?,1985,81,10,27-28,Ross
Accidents in hospital. Learning from past mishaps,1985,81,10,24-26,Roberts
Playing it safe. Three. Making a sensible choice,1984,80,45,56-57,Dann
Playing it safe: top ten toys 1985,1984,80,45,53-54,Swaffield
Playing it safe. Two. Toy libraries,1984,80,45,55-56,Swaffield
Alcohol-associated drowning,1981,77,27,1175,Armstrong
Juvenile delinquency. 2. Treatment,1961,57,,1283-1285,Woodger
Accidents in the home,1961,57,,805-807,Naish
Injuries sustained in a car accident,1963,59,,1377-1379,Scott
Caisson disease,1963,59,,1313-1315,Pringle
Schizophrenia with othello syndrome and self-mutilation,1963,59,,1270-1273,Brand
Overdosage and poisoning,1963,59,,1267-1269,Smith
Crash helmets safety belts and car design,1963,59,,1032-1034,Gissane
The innocent killers,1963,59,,1000-1001,Herrick
Hazards of the electric blanket for the elderly,1963,59,,135,Wilkins
Frostbite,1963,59,,12-14,Sheahan
Suicide by poisoning. 2. Reception and treatment in casualty. 2,1965,61,,1046-1048,Skellern
Suicide by poisoning. 2. Reception and treatment in casualty. 1,1965,61,,1011-1012,Skellern
A case of acute lysol poisoning,1965,61,,123-124,Ferry
Accidents in childhood,1964,60,,1603-1606,Shrand
Poisons information service,1962,58,,4-5,Edge
Developing a training programme for detecting and tackling childhood sexual abuse,2010,106,8,14-15,Dugmore
Dial MANsion House 9000. The Samaritans,1967,63,4,123-124,Anstice
Is death by drowning really necessary?,1966,62,21,694-696,O'connor
The life of stress and competition. The medical-social problems of the student,1968,64,18,599-601,Gunn
Unsafe as houses?,1993,89,46,36-37,Plant
Remanded in safe custody,1993,89,45,14-15,Cohen
The kitchen's on fire,1993,89,44,56,Warner
Family crisis,1993,89,44,40-41,Brimblecombe
Accidents: trouble in store,1994,90,1,48-49,Batchelor
Sex and drugs and rock'n'roll,1994,90,1,14-15,Cassidy
Violence at work--at risk of assault,1993,89,23,30-32,Ryan
Violence--emotional rescue,1994,90,16,48-49,Downey
'We need to protect our patients from abuse and those who will inflict it',2007,103,49,12,
Controlled aggression,1996,92,2,18-19,Davies
Measurement of aspirin and paracetamol metabolites,1996,92,8,40-41,Higgins
Sexual abuse and motherhood,1996,92,15,38-39,Cassin
Abuse spies and videotape,1997,93,45,12-13,Gulland
What can qualitative research tell us about helping a person who is suicidal?,2010,106,33,23-26,Lakeman
Nurses have a crucial role to play in the prevention of child abuse,1999,95,13,13,Pilkington
What's in a name? Perhaps the safety of a child,1998,94,9,19,Inman
Nursing the survivors of sexual assault,2007,103,35,18-19,Vere-Jones
Nursing the victims of gun crime,2007,103,34,18-19,Lomas
'Is there no difference between looking at an image and being a paedophile'?,2007,103,32,14,Wright
Dilemma. Community nurses are forbidden to take drugs in their cars. What do you do?,2007,103,5,13,Dimond
What causes domestic abuse and how can nurses effectively support abused women?,2010,106,8,16-19,McDowall
Nurses have a key role to play in tackling elder abuse,2008,104,43,1,
Recognising and preventing the abuse of older people,2007,103,27,21-22,O'Dowd
Why is bullying still rife?,2006,102,48,20-21,Paton
A clearer picture of abuse,2006,102,24,11,McGregor
How to guard against assault,2006,102,20,58-59,McLean
Patient restraint positions in a psychiatric inpatient service,2006,102,3,42-45,Lane
Managing violent patients,2005,101,13,18-20,Strachan-Bennett
In the frontline of abuse,2004,100,49,26-27,Hoban
Abused specialties,2004,100,34,24-25,Crouch
How I coped with violence at work,2004,100,29,26-27,Whyte
Would a violent patient register protect nurses?,2004,100,25,21,Hart
Nurses debate how to handle violence,2004,100,18,10-11,Strachan-Bennett
Inquiry turns spotlight on elder abuse,2003,99,49,10-11,Chatterjee
Why are nurses still being attacked?,2003,99,14,10-11,Mulholland
Nurses need training to help women who are abused,2003,99,8,18,Finigan
Domestic violence in nursing curricula,2002,98,48,36-37,Keeling
Bullies back off,2002,98,32,24-25,Hadikin
Pull no punches with serial bullies,2002,98,32,18,Chan
Violence in the workplace. It's a crime,2001,97,44,12-13,Kenny
Biological weapons. Germs of fear,2001,97,40,12-13,Munro
USA under attack. Coping with the aftermath,2001,97,39,10-11,Kenny
Violence targets 'unachievable',2001,97,37,9,Mulholland
Staff safety. Blowing the whistle on violence,2001,97,26,10-11,Akid
Staff safety. Violent patients get the red card,2001,97,25,4,
Would tougher sentences deter violence against health staff?,2001,97,22,17,Andrews
Violence against staff. Minister steps into row over controversial assessments,2001,97,19,7,O'Dowd
Targets mean nothing unless the government kicks violence into touch,2001,97,13,3,
Nursing is a tough enough job without the threat of violence to contend with,2001,97,12,3,
Workplace violence. Call for police officer in every A and E,2000,96,29,12-13,O'Dowd
Scotland. Soaring violence against nurses,2000,96,28,5,O'Dowd
How do I handle claims of cruelty?,2000,96,25,31,Andrews
Challenging violence,2000,96,24,32-33,Nolan
Chechnya. Nurse witness to Russia's dirty war,2000,96,17,12,Sweeney
Midwifery. Fighting for your rights,1999,95,15,57,Robotham
Operation zero tolerance,1999,95,9,16,Downer
Stamp out violence. Get attitude,1999,95,8,34-35,Coombes
You can start to combat abuse by refusing to tolerate practices that you know are unacceptable,1999,95,8,3,
Time to tackle domestic violence,1999,95,6,26,Sommerville
Fighting for support,1999,94,50,30-31,White
Stamp out violence,1998,94,48,3,
Violent times,1998,94,47,34-36,Coombes
Stamp Out Violence campaign,1998,94,47,3,
Elder abuse: issues for nurses,1998,94,45,60-61,McCreadie
A campaign to stamp out violence,1998,94,44,3,
Violence: the facts,1998,94,43,12-14,Coombes
The battle against violence in A and E departments,1998,94,41,22,Sylvester
Hurt indoors,1998,94,34,26-28,Leather
Enough is enough,1998,94,34,24-25,Brewer
Cruel to be kind,1998,94,31,19,Mahony
Education and training on domestic violence is necessary to enable organisations to support their staff and tackle the dangerous myths surrounding it,1998,94,30,19,Adams
Skills for preventing aggression,1998,94,8,60-61,Fanning
Babies bruises and black eyes,1997,93,51,14-15,Mahony
De-escalation in the management of aggression and violence,1997,93,36,58-61,Paterson
Preventing violence on mental health wards,1997,93,34,47-48,Warren
Elder abuse,1997,93,17,6,Payne
Prisoners of pain,1997,93,15,32-34,Smith
A and E--why so complacent?,1995,91,42,28-30,Vernon
Recognising and dealing with the abuse of older people,1995,91,42,27-28,Kingston
Violence. Risky business,1995,91,7,52-54,Thomas
Ageing matters. Detection of abuse,1994,90,37,66-68,Fagg
Nursing care study: a road traffic accident victim,1979,75,16,656-659,Bennett
How safe are you in London bus or Concorde?,1968,64,49,1674-1675,
The motoring nurse and the law,1970,66,10,306-308,Jolles
Belt-up--the seat belt story,1971,67,52,1626-1631,Jolles
Motorway madness or fog fantasies?,1971,67,46,1430-1434,Jolles
Maxillofacial injuries. 3. Fractures of the maxilla,1971,67,36,1111-1115,Rowe
Tragedy and recovery. The story of a man and his family following a road traffic accident,1971,67,2,37-39,Glover
What makes a driver tick?,1972,68,52,1657-1658,Jolles
'Jim'--severe head injury,1972,69,8,231-234,Griffin
Motoring abroad,1973,69,23,746-749,Jolles
Crushed chest injury,1974,70,32,1226-1228,Stroud
Motoring emergencies,1974,70,9,327,Jolles
Nursing care study: Tommy--road accident victim,1974,70,3,82-84,Barker
Nursing care study: pregnant car-crash victim,1976,72,12,451-453,Lucas
Falls in people with learning disabilities: What are the risk factors and prevention strategies?,2010,106,46,10-12,Willgoss
The rapid rise in suicides among Irish men,1998,94,35,10-11,Munro
Weight on our minds,1998,94,14,29-31,Whyte
Modern dance with death,1997,93,41,13,Porter
The dark side,1997,93,45,24-29,Vousden
Teenage suicide attempts,1997,93,22,46-48,Foote
Young people at breaking point,1997,93,21,32-33,Borton
School survey highlights teenage problem areas,1997,93,11,54-55,Bowen
Peril of the stiff upper lip,1995,91,25,60,Firn
Adolescence. Nurse care following overdose,1994,90,38,34-35,Perry
Culture clash,1993,89,38,16-17,D'Alessio
A difficult age?,1993,89,31,18-19,Fogarty
Child health. Growing pains,1990,86,34,62-64,McCallum
A time to listen,1990,86,14,16-17,Lyall
Parasuicide,1987,83,21,40-43,Brooking
Reassuring a young girl after a drug overdose,1986,82,38,44-47,Adams
A friend in need,1986,82,21,16-17,Vousden
A doleful existence,1986,82,3,46-47,Wright
Ending it all,1986,82,7,48-49,Moore
An anguished adolescent,1985,81,2,40-43,Hux
Over to you,1976,72,1,35-36,Watson
Not another overdose,1974,70,41,1566-1567,Kennedy
Moving on from the trauma of genocide,2003,99,23,42-43,Piddington
Patterns of drug overdose,1982,78,7,275-278,Walsh
Axe attack prompts calls to step up hospital security,1994,90,29,8,Cassidy
Tackling bullying within a team,2006,102,3,46-47,Barrett
The Children Act: key points and implications for nursing,2005,101,17,26-27,Luce
Children who kill--protection not revenge,1998,94,21,14,McDougall
Domestic violence. Hitting home,2001,97,18,11,O'Dowd
A honeypot for abusers,2001,97,46,28-29,Philpot
Abuse can also begin at home,2001,97,46,18,Salvage
Here's a tip for you--get some proper safety advice,2001,97,44,18,Walker
Child protection. Baseline training is not enough,2002,98,7,8,Akid
Roses are red bruises are blue,2002,98,7,20,Salvage
Bash street kids,2002,98,19,10,Mulholland
It is time to throw the book at patients who throw punches,2002,98,20,24-27,Whyte
Child protection: the role of communication,2002,98,18,34-36,Scott
Why do nurses neglect to report violent incidents?,2002,98,17,38-39,Munro
Support and education: the role of the domestic violence coordinator,2002,98,48,34-35,Keeling
How do we improve older people's care?,2007,103,50,20-21,O'Dowd
National directives on managing 'violent' patients: a critique,2003,99,6,30-32,Duxbury
Munchausen's by proxy. Nurses warned on spy videos,2000,96,36,4,Munro
Crime. Beatle attacker 'failed by NHS' says his mother,2000,96,47,8,
Child abuse swamps HVs,2000,96,47,6,
Prejudice pre-empted,1992,88,37,46-48,Sayer
Monitoring violence,1992,88,41,46-48,Benson
Responding to aggression,1992,88,30,46-47,Warner
Increasing efforts to prevent abuse of vulnerable people,2008,104,43,19-20,Hairon
Abuse of power,2008,104,43,14-15,Hunt
A new agenda for children,2008,104,42,20-21,Burke
In need of protection,2008,104,42,16-18,Kenny
Patient restraint under scrutiny,2008,104,41,10-11,Mooney
How christmas festivities and pressures can damage health and well-being,2009,104,50-51,33-34,Hairon
When power corrupts,1999,95,8,29,Neal
What the doctor witnessed,1999,95,8,27-28,Harris
More questions than answers,1999,95,8,17,Radcliffe
Law and disorder,1999,95,8,16-17,Munro
Safety catch,1999,95,5,31,Radcliffe
After the final whistle,1999,95,5,12-13,Gulland
Why nurses are more at risk than these bouncers,1999,95,4,17,Coombes
Oil on troubled waters,1999,95,2,17,Holt
Bravery and bravado,1999,95,16,14-15,
Missing lessons in skills training,1999,95,15,48-51,Beech
Prying tonight,1999,95,10,38-39,Hehir
High time for justice,1999,95,9,64-66,Sayce
Scarred for life. Interview by Mary Hampshire,1999,95,25,12-13,Lyons
A TV debate that revealed deep prejudices about mental illness,1999,95,24,19,Heald
Mental health. Sticks and stones,1999,95,22,55,Brennan
The smacking of a child only reinforces the notion that 'might is right',1999,95,32,19,Neill
Dark side of the law,1999,95,41,12-13,Graham
Prepared for the worst,1999,95,38,17-18,Gulland
One bump too many,1999,95,48,18,Payne
Community care. Safe but not sound,1999,95,47,26-27,Clarke
Clear and present danger,1999,95,47,16-17,Gulland
Older people. Safety brokers,1999,95,44,32,Evans
Older people. Dangerous liaisons,1999,95,44,30-32,Brennan
Child sex abuse exclusive report. Benefit of hindsight,1994,90,43,16-17,Day
Using a psychoanalytic model to approach acts of self-harm,1994,90,42,38-40,Evans
Durkheim social integration and suicide rates,1995,91,25,34-35,Alaszewski
Infectious terror,1995,91,22,18,Lee
Using accident and emergency data to prevent violence in communities,2011,107,13,16-18,Dines
Snake bite--a child victim,1972,68,49,1551,Lamba
Hospital evacuation procedures,1972,68,49,1542-1543,Hampton
Fire--its prevention and what nurses should do about it,1972,68,49,1540-1541,Fricker
Eye injuries to hospital staff,1972,68,48,1509,Harte
Fractures of the ankle joint,1972,68,36,1115-1119,Bradley
Overdose,1972,68,33,1040-1041,Nemo
Will we ever learn?,1972,68,32,983,
First aid for riding accidents,1972,68,29,900-902,Thrower
Is abortion murder?,1972,68,20,624-625,Groves
Infanticide,1971,67,44,1371-1372,Cameron
Who is really to blame?,1976,72,4,126-127,Bosanquet
Frequency of drug overdose,1981,77,5,202,Walsh
A question of rape,1982,78,5,214,MacMillan
A haven from cruelty,1973,69,24,775-777,Winn
Self-poisoning with paracetamol,1973,69,29,924-926,Kerr
An accident at home,1973,69,32,1025-1026,Adamson
Victims of Belfast's violence,1973,69,36,1143-1146,Odling-Smee
Snakes and snakebite,1973,69,38,1222-1223,Wright
Disaster planning,1974,70,6,186-189,Savage
Physiological response following trauma,1974,70,11,387-390,Andrews
Traumatic rupture of the male urethra,1974,70,22,836-837,Reece
The ups and downs of supersonic travel,1974,70,25,938-942,Preston
Victims of violence,1974,70,27,1036-1037,Scott
Struck by lightning,1974,70,28,1064-1065,Hartley
The wreck of the Rohilla,1974,70,44,1706-1707,Dopson
Yo-yo children,1974,70,49,1888-1889,Moore
"Whistleblowers will face bullying from every side",2011,107,30-31,1,Middleton
Many people think self-injury is just a form of attention-seeking,1998,94,5,53,Burke
Boys as young as 10 were accused of rape has disturbing implications for all professionals who work with children,1998,94,7,26,Dickson
Shaking babies,1998,94,12,34-35,Spicknell
Mean streets,1998,94,11,19,Clark
Were all nurses and doctors reluctant participants in Hitler's final solution,1998,94,11,14,Melia
Supporting clients with suicidal impulses in the community,1998,94,10,49-51,Brimblecombe
Stressed to death,1998,94,10,15,Payne
Wards of fear,1998,94,17,28-29,Hart
Caring for rape survivors,1998,94,17,24-26,Mansley
Major incidents at large sporting venues,1998,94,18,54-55,Castle
Front line battle for human rights,1998,94,21,40-41,Carlisle
The management of poisoning in children,1975,71,25,977-979,Nicholson
Acute impairment of brain function-1. Assessing 'conscious level',1975,71,24,914-917,Teasdale
Blast injuries to the lungs,1975,71,29,1136-1137,Morrow
Physiological aspects of electric shock,1975,71,37,1454-1459,Levy
Nursing is a dangerous job,1998,94,43,3,
For the love of Brian,1998,94,41,27-28,Barry
Military intervention,1998,94,38,61-2 65,Gelbart
Child death allegations. MPs slam UKCC probe 'scandal',2000,96,26,4-5,Ryan
Campaign. Avoiding slips trips broken hips,2000,96,25,12-13,Gaze
Disaster planning. The day the world blew up,2000,96,22,12,Sheldon
Post-traumatic stress disorder. Wounds that don't heal,2000,96,18,9,Munro
Rebels with a cause,2000,96,19,32-33,Downer
Child protection. Cry for help,2000,96,19,10-11,Coombes
Mental health. Risk from mentally ill is exaggerated,2001,97,7,8,
Safety at work. Violence on the increase,2001,97,5,7,O'Dowd
Mental health. Inquiry clears nurse suspended after patient killed girlfriend,2001,97,5,6,
Nurses should not collude with spying on parents,2001,97,5,21,Hehir
Why the tragedy of suicide diminishes us all,2001,97,5,13,Kenny
Violence at work. Staff fear for their lives as patients riot,2002,98,7,9,
Violence at work. A&E staff say trust neglects safety,2002,98,7,6,Akid
Nurses can make sure it never happens again,2003,99,5,10-11,Mulholland
Providing health education on accidental drug overdose,2006,102,6,32-33,Branagan
Boxing should be banned,1999,95,21,31,O'neill
Suicide risk assessment and the use of patient contracts,1999,95,25,50-51,Tredget
Bullets and bombs cuts and crashes,1999,95,43,57-8 61-3,Whiteside
Prejudicial conduct,1999,95,41,13,Munro
The psychological care of a young woman in the aftermath of a horrific rape,1999,95,44,43,Field
Follow-up care after an attempted suicide,1999,95,46,50-51,Hughes
The thin blue line,1973,69,3,96,Drew
Accidental poisoning,1990,86,15,28-30,Compton
A child's living hell,1990,86,15,19,Sadler
Raising nurses' awareness of alcohol use in older people,2007,103,6,30-31,Brown
Preventing falls in patients with alcohol problems,2012,108,22-23,17,Grant
A community-based perspective on living with domestic violence,2004,100,11,28-29,Keeling
The link between mental health problems and violent behaviour,2004,100,14,34-36,Gregory
Was reclassifying cannabis a wise decision?,2004,100,14,20,Hogger
Self-harm: understanding the causes and treatment options,2004,100,15,24-25,Richardson
Bullying and nursing,2004,100,15,16-18,Hoban
Fire precautions in old people's homes,1976,72,46,1812-1814,Orris
Alcohol and the brain,1976,72,51,2018-2019,Brewer
Drugs which alter the mind,1976,72,48,1881-1883,Grahame-Smith
Mobile accident unit at East Birmingham hospital,1976,72,48,1868-1869,Cowper-Smith
How I coped with a major rail crash. Interview by David Crouch,2005,101,16,24-25,Browne
Paraquat poisoning,1977,73,5,154-155,Vale
"Politicians and NHS leaders are in denial about bullying",2013,109,23,7,Drew
Men get raped too,1999,95,8,12,Coombes
Male rape,1993,89,6,18-19,Laurent
Pathway to reduce premature death after self-harm,2013,109,31-32,23,Thomason
Minor self-mutilation,1977,73,14,500-502,Barker
Injuries of professional football,1977,73,20,728-729,Woolstone
Chilblains,1977,73,45,1752-1753,Tring
Nursing staff accidents in a psychiatric hospital,1978,74,43,suppl 30:121-3,Hawton
Another paracetamol tragedy,1977,73,8,272,Hawton
Child abuse: intervention - a behavioural approach,1978,74,6,suppl 42-4,
Child abuse: the child - failure to thrive,1978,74,6,suppl 40-1,
Child abuse: the family - one way to see that they need help,1978,74,6,suppl 38-9,Lynch
Child abuse. A new approach to a challenging teaching problem,1978,74,6,suppl 37-44,
Shark attack victim,1978,74,21,868-869,Fingland
Spotlight on children: Toy Libraries Association,1981,77,25,suppl 7,
Mental handicapped nursing. Sexual abuse. Speaking out,1991,87,6,67-68,Thomas
Mental handicapped nursing. Sexual abuse. Facing facts,1991,87,6,65-66,Brown
Mental handicap nursing. Sexual abuse. Silent pain,1991,87,6,62 63-5,Roth
Gulf war. The chemical threat,1991,87,7,16-17,Carlisle
Sexual abuse--turning point,1992,88,6,29-30,
Sexual abuse--treating the adult survivor,1992,88,6,27-29,Childs-Clarke
Sexual abuse--the ultimate betrayal,1992,88,6,24-26,
Skateboard injuries,1979,75,17,707-708,Adams
Nursing care study: care of a scalded child,1979,75,15,619-624,Kessler
Dominica's Hurricane David,1980,76,26,suppl 130-1,Ifill
An attempted suicide. After psychiatric treatment the patient's mental state improved and he is now attending work regularly,1980,76,28,1233-1234,Pyle
A care bundle approach to falls prevention,2014,110,20,21-23,Sutton
Nursing care study: accidental burial,1978,74,44,1794-1798,Webb
Management of children with aggression,1979,75,40,1704-1705,Yong
Causes of aggressive behaviour,1979,75,40,1703-1704,Graham
Spotlight on children. Child care in other countries: the absence of non-accidental injury in one Arab community,1979,75,45,suppl 1,Drummond
Nursing care study: industrial burns,1979,75,48,2069,Rhodes-Tomlinson
Improving confidence in suicide risk assessment,2014,110,27,16-18,McLaughlin
Suffer little children,1981,77,48,2044,Rea
Life crises. Haunted by memories,1989,85,11,56-58,Johnston
Home is where the fear is,1989,85,22,16-17,Kent
Disasters: Critical incidents,1989,85,19,34-36,Wright
Disasters: Hillsborough,1989,85,19,33,Pownall
Disasters. Coping with catastrophe,1989,85,19,27-31,Walsh
Rape. A subject for the curriculum?,1989,85,26,62-63,Rose
Suicide: how do we cope?,1989,85,26,34-35,Gaze
Suicide: those left wanting,1989,85,26,32-33,Fardell
Self-inflicted injury,1989,85,1,47-49,Ingram
Code of conduct. Cruelty and neglect,1989,85,4,52-54,Jones
Marital rape,1991,87,13,40-41,Trevelyan
Post-traumatic stress. You'll never walk alone,1991,87,15,34-35,Hinks
Abandoned to a 'social death'?,1988,84,10,34-37,Wallace
Stress cause of nurse suicide rules coroner,2014,110,48,5,
Preventing unintentional injuries in children,2014,110,47,12-14,de Sousa
No system of nurse checks could 'prevent murder' says NMC chief,2015,111,22,5,Merrifeld
Bullying dynamics,2015,111,13,33,Oade
Discern bullying from aggression,2015,111,12,33,Oade
Worcestershire to launch inquiry into handling of nurse "bullying",2015,111,10,6,Stephenson
A nurse-led pathway to treat self-harm injuries,2015,111,30-31,17-19,Steel
How midwives can identify and support trafficked women,2013,109,24,25,Fyle
"It is both vital and feasible to balance practice and research",2016,112,9,11,Charalambous