Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Linking mental illness and suicide,2006,12,8,19,O'Connor
Nurses--making family violence our business,2007,13,9,11,Koziol-McLain
Asking about abuse and assessing for family violence--part of nurses' caring role,2007,13,10,10-11,Manchester
Child abuse challenges for nurses,2009,15,1,3-4,Mahoney
Uncovering the link between irritable bowel syndrome and abuse,2008,14,7,22-23,Moore
Nurses assessing family violence--some hidden dangers,2007,13,8,20-21,Watson
Time to speak out about rest-home abuse,2006,12,5,8,Elson
Vulnerable people exploited in photos,2006,12,5,4,Edgar
Photos were potentially abusive,2006,12,5,3,Russell
Bullying allowed to flourish,2010,16,4,4,Stabb
Nurses must take a stand against violence,2001,7,3,2,Baldwin
Nurses' role in protecting children,2001,7,3,19-21,Heap
Corporate bullying--a virulent organism,2007,13,3,20-21,Black
Changing unhealthy work environments,2007,13,3,15,Manchester
New nurses face endemic violence,2004,10,8,5,O'Malley
New nurses face endemic violence,2004,10,5,12-14,McKenna
Plunket faces up to family violence,2003,9,7,18-19,Macfie
A young woman's triumph over violence,2003,9,7,16-17,Webby
Balancing care with personal safety,2002,8,6,20,Cain
Nurses condemn terrorist attacks,2001,7,9,9,
Managing the risk of violence,2001,7,6,21,Manchester
Psychiatric nurses are not 'general violence managers',2001,7,5,3,Baker
No more silence on violence,2001,7,3,32,Brown
Acting to combat violence,2001,7,3,16-17,O'Connor
Raising awareness of family violence,2001,7,3,14-15,Everingham
Nurses need better protection from injuries,2001,7,3,11,
Domestic violence training guidelines to be launched,2001,7,3,10,
Violence at Hillmorton due to skill deficit,2001,6,11,4; author reply 4-5,Ford
Dealing with domestic violence,2000,6,2,14-16,Everingham
Horizontal violence: a challenge for nursing,2000,6,1,24-25,Wilson
Community nursing services continue despite road closures and liquefied ground,2010,16,9,14-15,
Magnificent teamwork in response to Canterbury earthquake,2010,16,9,10-11,Manchester
Referendum poses risk to child discipline law,2009,15,5,23,Banks
Psychiatric nurses' role is not to cope with violence,2001,7,4,3; author reply 3,Davies
Responding to violence is not an easy journey,2001,7,5,12,O'Connor
Emergency nurses facing more violence,2001,7,3,17-18,O'Connor
Learning from student bullying experiences,2002,8,4,3,Pickens
Te Runanga commits itself to Manaaki nursing students,2007,13,11,31,Close
Nurses are not generally 'deliberately cruel',2000,6,9,5,Rudolph
Speaking out against family violence,2001,6,11,8,
Do nurses eat their young?,2000,6,7,21,Fell
Reducing rates of child abuse,2011,17,2,30,Meads
Bullying a serious health hazard,2011,17,4,3-4,Lees
Coping with horizontal violence,1998,4,2,24,Waitere
Bullying--a problem for nurses?,1998,4,2,22-23,O'Connor
Young workers most at risk of injury,2000,6,4,5,
Drinks tonight at 7 pm: nursing students and alcohol use,2000,6,4,18-19,Ball
How to take the bully by the horns,2002,8,2,17,Alder
Women most at risk of violence from their male partner,2012,18,7,12-13,Collins
No excuse for 'horrific injuries',2012,18,9,4,Nicholson
Emergency nursing: Detecting family violence,2013,19,10,39,O'Conor
Campaigning against youth suicide,2014,19,11,34,Clunie
Mental health: debunking myths around suicide,2014,20,4,35,Burns
Government sets out plan to combat family violence,2014,20,6,6,
Falls prevention tailored to suit individual residents,2014,20,10,13-14,Jackson
Saying 'no' to domestic violence,2015,20,11,9,
Conquering life-threatening injuries,2015,21,7,29,Cain
Harmful drinking among the elderly--a hidden problem,2015,21,10,12-13,Burns
Emergency nurses: grappling with rising violence,2016,22,2,35,Haskell