Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Hospital suicide and the law,1971,48,10,34-35,Rozovsky
Look again. Is it accident or abuse?,1972,49,1,26-28,LeBourdais
Bomb threat--a new hazard in hospitals,1973,50,8,19-20,Franklin
Fire prevention in hospital design,1949,26,6,36,Hughes
Evacuation peacetime,1950,27,10,35; passim,Silversides
Control of electric shock hazards in operating rooms,1971,48,2,35-36,Charter
Civilian organization for disaster in peace or war,1951,28,1,27-29,Smith
RECOMMENDATIONS for fire safety in nursing homes,1953,30,10,88; passim,
Preparedness in paramount,1953,30,10,56; passim,Kirby
Preparation for disaster is just common sense,1954,31,6,50; passim,Swanson
Suicidal risks in hospital and community,1955,32,8,55; passim,Lindsay
Carbon tetrachloride can be a hazard,1955,32,5,46; passim,Johnson
MONTREAL Disaster Institute stresses co-operation in planning,1955,32,3,45; passim,
A report on psychiatric emergencies,1959,36,,36-7; passim,Miller
Start setting up a program for fire safety in the hospital,1959,36,7,52-3 passim,Blickstead
What do you know about poison control centres,1959,36,7,50-1 passim,IMRIE
Disaster supplies as considered by federal civil defence authorities,1958,35,4,60 passim,Fryer
Childhood accidents,1963,40,,53-56,Keddy
Responsibilities for hospital disaster planning,1963,40,,39-40,Roth
Community disaster planning,1963,40,,37-38,Hardman
Hospital planning for disaster,1963,40,,40-45,Hacon
Visual aid for drug identification,1967,44,12,47-49,Untveil
Utilization of a MEDSIM program in a task study of nursing staff,1972,49,5,58-64,Laberge-Nadeau
A simulation study of nursing staff utilization,1972,49,5,54-57,Laberge-Nadeau
Ground hazard indicators,1973,50,2,46-51,Graystone
The National Health and Welfare survey; the facts are poisonous,1973,50,9,25-26,Beaton
Testing disaster plan communications,1973,50,10,74-75,Feeley
Victoria Public Hospital: a day in emergency,1973,50,8,32-33,