Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Violence against nurses--looking forward to a safer future,2006,13,9,17,
Reducing falls in the elderly,2006,14,3,31,Bellew
Youth suicide,1997,4,7,20-24,Mann
Pressure rising against violence,2006,14,5,21-24,Dragon
Testing nurses burn injury knowledge,2007,14,8,30-31,Fowler
Managing self-inflicted burn injuries,2007,14,8,28-30,Wood
Managing aggression in general hospitals,1995,3,1,20-22,Wrigley
Support on violence,2003,10,11,3,Chipman
What is the message on violence?,2003,10,10,3,
Guarded sympathy on violence,2003,10,11,3,Higginbottom
Ethics evil and child abuse,2008,16,2,25,Johnstone
Ethics debate on child abuse,2008,16,3,3,Jones
Family breakdown link to suicide and mental illness,2008,16,3,37,
Increased fire death risk for the elderly,2009,16,7,35,Thomas
Bushfire disaster: a rural nurse's perception,2009,16,9,17,Williams
The abuse of older people and compulsory reporting,2008,16,1,18,Saunders
Nursing and the law. Witness to battery?,1993,1,2,35-37,Langslow
Critical incident stress: a normal response to an abnormal situation,1995,2,7,32-34,Hawkins
Violence in aged care--rights and responsibilities,1995,2,7,30-31,Hudson
No excuse for abusing children,2008,16,4,4,
Need for stronger laws to protect older Australians,2009,16,7,27,Starr
Police must act,2004,11,10,3,
National action on violence,2004,11,9,3,Jackson
Alert but not alarmed: Australia's health system prepares,2003,10,8,22-24,Armstrong
Time to change the culture of occupational violence,2002,9,11,6,
Violence: it's not part of the job,2002,9,9,24-26,Armstrong
Silence on violence no longer,2000,7,11,3,Jones
Creating a culture of zero tolerance,2000,7,11,3,Jongen
Ending the silence on violence,2000,7,10,26-29,Harulow
Dangerous driving,2004,11,7,3,Rowell
Nurses respond to inquiry into workplace bullying,2012,20,2,18,McCarthy
Surviving the stress of a critical incident,1996,4,3,36-38,Coutts
Desert disaster,1995,3,3,30-32,MacDonald
Beating bullying,2005,12,9,16-19,Sweet
Bullying exodus,2005,12,11,3,
Bullying or performance management?,2005,12,11,3,Albrecht
Bullying hard to beat,2005,13,1,3,
Walk the talk on bullying,2005,13,1,3,Milich
Bullying and workplace abuse,1998,5,8,4-5,Giles
Beyond the call,1998,5,8,1,Haynes
Refugees and torture,1997,4,6,18-19,Sharpe
Romantic love and domestic violence,2004,11,8,36,Power
An overview of occupational violence,2002,9,7,34-35,Mayhew
Aged care violence ignored and trivialized,2002,9,11,3,Thornby
New responses to stress and trauma. Interview by Susan Hudson,1995,2,10,13,Dunning
The common law obligation of an employer to establish maintain and enforce a safe system of work,1999,6,7,32-33,Langslow
Workplace aggression and violence: nurses and midwives say NO,2011,19,1,26-29,Anderson
Of mad dogs and instant soup,1998,5,9,19,Serghis
Nursing near a war zone,2000,7,7,19,Cunningham
Nursing in the aftermath of disaster,2003,10,6,20-21,
Support and services for people with alcohol-related brain injury,2012,20,3,36,Moxham
Suicidal masculinities: understanding the gendered nature of male suicide,2012,20,5,49,River
How safe are our hospitals?,2004,11,9,18-21,Armstrong
Workplace bullying,2013,20,7,21,McCarthy
Workplace bullying: are you part of the solution?,2013,20,9,31,Taylor
Suspend accused bullies on full pay?,2013,20,9,4,
Intimate partner violence: are Australian nurses and midwives trained to provide care?,2013,20,10,37,Nagle
The impact of workplace bullying in nursing,2013,21,1,31,Franklin