Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Abuse and neglect. A foundation for criminal liability,1990,13,4,79,Costa
IG reports on abuse problems,1990,13,2,18 75,Schwartz
Defusing conflict. Abuse prevention strategies,1992,15,11,60 62,Hegland
Staff abuse in nursing homes. Negative stereotypes perpetuate injustice,1992,15,8,84 73,Vivens
Mixing the good with the bad. Abuse registry irregularities threaten aides' rights,1992,15,2,52-5 78,Hegland
Medication use and falls,1991,14,11,66 68,Sherman
Safety is job one. Oversight is key to proper program,1991,14,11,46,Rajecki
Avoid accident/incident citations,1993,16,2,62 64,Hegland
Hell hath no fury like a renegade sprinkler,1993,16,9,126 124,Bowman
Give falls the slip. A comprehensive fall-prevention program will minimize resident injuries and save money too,1993,16,11,72-73,Hegland
How does a long-term care facility initiate an in-house abuse investigation?,1993,16,8,28 76,
Going postal. How to defuse employee violence,1999,22,4,26-8 30 32,Bonifazi
Neglect and abuse prevention,1991,14,8,54,Elvidge
Nip patient abuse in the bud. Aides tackle conflict resolution,1990,13,9,64 113,Hegland
Go beyond points A and B. The rewards of terrific transportation,1990,13,7,34 36-9 41,Rajecki
Safe and unsound. By focusing on threats to physical safety providers may be overlooking the things that make the elderly feel truly secure,1995,18,8,44-48,Collopy
Don't forget the life safety survey,1995,18,8,30,Hurr
Random acts of violence,1997,20,7,38-40 42,Brunk
Home care comes of age. A place of its own in the continuum of long-term care,2002,25,5,12,Pagan
Before push comes to shove. Managing resident aggression requires a proactive approach,2002,25,7,32-33,Olson
Abuse prevention 101. Strategies for hiring training and supervision,2002,25,7,28-30,Pillemer
Minimizing the risk of suits for improper care,1999,22,6,61-62,Weinberg
Providers praise new survey process,1999,22,11,25,Bonifazi
Death wish. Suicide rates for the elderly are rising. Here's what providers should know,1995,18,4,47 49-52,Hume
Wheels of fortune. Long-term care facilities help fill senior transportation gap,1999,22,11,46-48,Wright
Providing transportation for residents of retirement communities,1989,12,8,26-27,Olson