Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Child's play or fire hazard? Spark-producing toys can endanger patients receiving oxygen,1999,28,12,508-509,
Disaster planning and response: guidance for healthcare facilities,2005,34,9,293-312,
Hazard report. Infants may fall through insecure ports on incubators,2010,39,1,25-26,
Burns and fires from electrosurgical active electrodes,1993,22,8-9,421-422,
Laser safety eyewear,1993,22,4,159-204,
Hazard report. Overlap of surgical lighthead beams may present burn risk,2009,38,10,341-342,
New clinical guide to surgical fire prevention. Patients can catch fire--here's how to keep them safer,2009,38,10,314-332,
Hazard report. Reducing the risk of burns from surgical light sources,2009,38,9,304-305,
Patient death illustrates the importance of adhering to safety precautions in magnetic resonance environments,2001,30,8,311-314,
Hazard: ACMI telescope,1972,1,11,267,
Hazard: battery charger for holter pumps,1972,1,11,265-266,
Gorman-Rupp hypothermia machine,1972,1,11,263-265,
The UL label: what does it really mean?,1973,2,3,49-60 passim,
NFPA update: leakage current limits changed,1990,19,1,22,
Hazard: Reading lamp switches,1973,2,12,293,
Hazard: reading lamp sockets,1973,3,1,25,
Don't place blankets--or anything else--on infant warmers,2000,29,5,192,
Ground fault circuit interrupters,1973,2,5,112-116,
Fires from blankets warmed in microwave ovens,1989,18,6,234-235,