Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Nurses and occupational violence: the role of organisational support in moderating professional competence,2004,22,2,14-18,Deans
The effectiveness of a training program for emergency department nurses in managing violent situations,2004,21,4,17-22,Deans
Attempted suicide: a personal construct psychology exploration,1987,4,2,39-50,Murphy
Perspectives on youth suicide,1988,5,3,40-48,Baume
Violence: part of the job for Australian nurses?,2001,18,2,27-32,Jones
Critical care nurses' and doctors' attitudes to parasuicide patients,1994,11,3,11-17,Bailey
Domestic violence: examining nurses' and doctors' management attitudes and knowledge in an accident and emergency setting,1998,15,3,15-22,Brown
Violence in New South Wales emergency departments,2001,18,2,8-17,Lyneham
Hospital in the home: nurse safety--exposure to risk and evaluation of organisational policy,2000,17,3,6-12,Grindlay
Domestic violence: are we listening? Do we see?,1994,12,1,23-28,McMurray
The effect of a nursing intervention on the incidence of older patient falls,1997,15,1,26-31,Prosser
Re-writing motherhood: researching women's experiences of learning to mother for the first time,2005,22,2,39-44,Fowler
The relationship between nurses' personality and stress levels reported when caring for interpersonally difficult patients,2001,18,2,20-26,Santamaria
Violence in nursing,1999,16,4,4,Byrne