Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Preventive measures to minimize accidents among the elderly,1971,19,4,13-18,McGuire
Spouse abuse,1980,28,8,17-19,DeLorto
Community planning for disasters,1984,32,6,310-1 331,Bacot
Community relations in an industrial emergency,1984,32,6,309,Harris
A psychologist looks at accidents,1969,17,10,9-11,Gass
Reflections of an occupational health nurse as "safety engineer",1969,17,10,22-23,Ahern
Safety management and nursing,1974,22,6,26-7 passim,Reznikoff
Of hooch and hazards--alcoholism and accidents in industry,1974,22,5,10-2 passim,Nicholson
Special programs on health and safety,1974,22,3,14-15,Daniel
The industrial nurse's role in occupational safety,1974,22,2,7-9,Cannavo
The bi-level accident data system,1971,19,10,16-17,
Recording and reporting occupational injuries and illnesses under Public Law 91-596. Federal Register Vol. 36 No. 128--Friday July 2 1971,1971,19,9,16-26,
Physical factors influencing the safety of the elderly,1971,19,2,7-10,Swartz
Psychological factors that influence safety of the elderly,1971,19,2,11-15,Tobin
The occupational health nurse: safety's overlooked resource,1980,28,5,7-12,Simons
The industrial nurse's role as seen by a lawyer,1976,24,11,20-23,Wirthlin
The agricultural worker: occupational health's neglected client,1985,33,11,566-568,Iorio
A psychological profile of industrially injured workers,1984,32,11,577-580,Rader
Occupational injury and illness profile of developmental center workers in New York,1984,32,10,544-551,Giordano
A rationale for incorporating wellness programs into existing occupational health programs,1984,32,8,412-415,Richard
An occupational injury management information system,1984,32,8,400-409,Wilkinson
Occupational injury and illness for health science center employees: presenting data in a clear manner to management,1983,31,12,8-17,Wilkinson
The disabled employee: physical psychological and social changes occur in employees with disabling lost-time injuries,1983,31,9,9-15,Fitzler
Improving safety and health through collective bargaining,1982,30,10,42-43,Berek
Safety hazards as occupational stressors: a neglected issue,1982,30,10,38-41,Snow
Safety hazards in the office: appearances can be hazardous,1982,30,10,27-32,Klitzman
Occupational safety: why do accidents happen?,1982,30,10,12-16,Michaels
Job satisfaction from job safety,1981,29,10,38-42,Duguay
Traumatic injuries of the hand and foot during combat,1970,18,9,17-18,Uhler
Trauma research project,1971,19,10,44-45,
Snakes and snakebites,1973,21,10,25-6 P,Thames
Emergency care of chemical injuries in industry,1973,21,12,12-15,Hartigan
Do not move the "body",1976,24,3,25-26,Stanczak
When an employee tells you that she has been raped. . . ,1983,31,5,42-44,Aiken
Chemical and thermal burns of the eye,1981,29,6,28-30 37,Rowley
Heat injury syndromes,1981,29,7,24-27,Stevens
Medical monitoring of toxic exposures in the fire atmosphere,1978,26,11,14-18,Levine
Assertiveness: the meek inherit the dirty work,1978,26,12,9-11,Nussbaumer
Single number measures of hearing protector noise reduction,1979,27,8,22-23,Berger
Stress due to nuclear accident: a survey of an employee population,1979,27,9,16-24,Wert