Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Facing workplace violence in the health care industry,2002,22,3,13-15,Lyncheski
Controlling risk factors in construction projects,1992,12,4,43-46,Markancek
Failure to comply with state notification statute may be failure to warn. Harden v. Allstate Ins. Co,1996,16,2,33-35,West
Planning for a bomb threat,1997,17,4,30-36,Rozovsky
Post-traumatic stress disorder may be compensable. Means v. Baltimore County Maryland,1997,17,4,50-51,West
Workers' compensation is sole remedy for volunteer's work-related injury. Alander v. Vaca Valley Hospital,1997,17,2,43-45,West
Release of reports of child abuse is subject to qualified privilege. Bol v. Cole,1998,18,1,79-80,
Physician may be liable for failing to report child abuse. Stecker v. First Commercial Trust Co,1998,18,4,73-74,West
Mental health. Providers may be liable for releasing dangerous patients for lack of insurance. Bragg v. Valdez 111 Cal. App. 4th 421 3 Cal. Rptr.3d 804 (Ct. App. Cal 2nd Dist. 2003),2004,24,1,35-36,West
A case of Munchausen syndrome by proxy presenting as a medical negligence action,1999,19,2,33-39,Guarnero
Suicide and violence to others: Loss prevention strategies,2000,20,4,10-16,Tan
Risk management issues in assessing suicidal and homicidal patients,2007,27,3,42-50,Lambert
Flood disaster preparedness: a retrospect from Grand Forks North Dakota,1998,18,2,33-40,Jacobson
Disaster recovery: Mitigating loss through documentation,2011,31,2,15-17,Boisvert
When disaster hits where does the standard of care go?,2011,31,2,6-13,Cushman Esq
Sexual harassment: an ominous liability for healthcare professionals,1999,19,3,14-25,West
Stop the escalation before it begins by using the pediatric Behavior Response Team protocol,2012,32,1,30-33,Shaw
Preventing sexual attacks in healthcare facilities: risk management considerations,2014,33,3,5-12,Banja
Fleet loss control for health care,1992,12,4,22-27,Lunning
Fall prevention in our healthiest patients: assessing risk and preventing injury for moms and babies,2015,34,3,37-40,Gaffey
The experiences of risk managers in providing emotional support for health care workers after adverse events,2016,35,4,14-21,Wu
Care at the point of impact: insights into the second-victim experience,2016,35,4,6-13,Scott
Impact of health care adversity on providers: lessons learned from a staff support program,2016,36,2,27-34,Williams
Failures of foreseeability: risk management considerations in reducing allegations of sexual violence in psychiatric units,2017,36,3,21-25,Banja
Understanding and managing the risk of "head impact" from in-hospital falls: a cross-sectional analysis of data from 166 public hospitals,2017,37,1,40-47,Haines
Defending a "Never Event",2017,37,1,17-22,Shepperd
Mitigating the prescription drug abuse epidemic,2017,36,3,16-20,Midgley
Unhealthy complacency: the vulnerability of US hospitals to direct terrorist attacks,2018,37,3,8-12,Finucane
The health care risk of workplace violence,2018,38,1,5,Sheppard
Reporting violent patient incidents,2018,38,2,e7,Dennis
Suicide rates rise among health care support workers,2019,38,3,e7,Dennis
No excuses no exceptions except with compassion: a narrative review of visitor aggression in pediatrics,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Jawed
Changing attitudes about workplace violence: improving safety in an acute care environment,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hendrickson
Violence in the health care workplace and ERM solutions,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Naglee
Natural disasters are you prepared?,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cady
A health system's journey to preventing workplace violence: use of multidisciplinary teamwork to unify efforts across a health system,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Malone