Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Injuries: the number one threat to our children,1985,62,4,30-32,Baker
Disaster may be a boy with a gun,1975,52,10,16-17,LeBourdais
Ice storm tests disaster plan,1976,53,5,32-33,Allen
Task force blasts psychiatric services,1977,54,9,54-55,LeBourdais
Aggression control in the psychiatric hospital,1977,54,3,39-41,Phillips
The evacuation of the Mississauga General Hospital,1979,56,12,23,Brown
An optical fire safety plan,1979,56,10,38-39,McVeigh
Crisis intervention takes a multidisciplinary approach,1980,57,8,16 18,Weinerman
Simulated disaster highlights problems,1980,57,4,14-15,Wightman
Gander flood spurs an emergency evacuation,1984,61,1,30-31,Walsh
Evacuation: anatomy of an emergency plan,1984,61,1,13-15,Mayes
Suicide among the aged: concern for care givers,1985,62,10,25-27,Hirst
Preventing youth suicide: education is the key,1988,65,7,22-24,Leenaars
A mock evacuation is an exercise in saving lives,1988,65,5,35-37,Lafreniere
An interdisciplinary approach to domestic abuse,1988,65,1,18-20,MacKay
Elder abuse: a patient care problem for management,1989,66,2,12-13,Hutchinson
Accident prevention is everybody's job,1975,52,8,28-29,LeBourdais
An accident prevention plan,1978,55,2,21-22,Giroux
A safety program in case of fire,1978,55,2,16-17,Anderson
Liability for ice and snow,1978,55,1,28-29,Rozovsky
Why hospitals need security systems,1977,54,12,26 28-9,Giroux
The use and abuse of a safety committee,1976,53,2,14-5 17,McQuade
Seven steps for fall prevention,1991,68,4,25-26,Fletcher
Beds and side rails: how safe are they?,1990,67,4,10 14,Roy
Risk management and an evaluation of patient falls,1988,65,5,26-27,Campbell
CCOHS--a national resource for information on occupational health and safety. Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety,1987,64,2,43-44,
Accident prevention--establish safety program,1983,60,5,21,James
Patient restraint and safety vests: minimizing the hazards,1981,58,5,10-11,Katz
Absolute safety: a modern myth,1981,58,4,28,Barton
How to handle a hostage-taking incident,1981,58,4,26-27,Phillips
The invisible fire safety feature-attitude,1981,58,4,21-23,Robertson
Meeting the needs of victims,1987,64,4,5-7,Clemenhagen
Controlling hospital traffic,1976,53,11,10-11,Giroux
Edmonton crash spurs emergency plan,1983,60,2,14-15,Johnson
Dimensions covers NATO medical evacuation,1984,61,1,9-11,Staigh
When disaster strikes,1974,51,8,36-37,Perrin
Patient evacuation in a small unit,1975,52,3,38-39,Fletcher
Ambulance service and the law,1975,52,2,31-33,Rozovsky
The management of mass casualties,1975,52,2,19-20,MacKay
Rape victims: the unpopular patients,1976,53,3,12-14,LeBourdais
Is your hospital ready for a fire?,1976,53,5,14-5 17,Perrin
St. Thomas Hospital launches aggression control program,1976,53,11,28-29,Montgomery
Post-mortem on a disaster,1976,53,12,31-33,Montgomery
Safety and physical restraint,1977,54,6,12-15,Phillips
Getting disasters under control,1977,54,8,53-54,Giroux
The hospital inquest: lessons in death,1974,51,2,12-17,LeBourdais
Advantages of psychiatric day care,1979,56,2,39-40,Muench
Health and the law: safety and security,1981,58,4,18 20,Barnes
Social pediatrics: is it a myth?,1979,56,5,28-29,Jeliu
Early warning fire safety,1982,59,4,28,Morehart
Developing an outdoor playground,1978,55,10,32 36-7,Alcock
Measuring activity by "work sampling",1978,55,11,34 36,Cercone
Understanding patients charged with rape,1978,55,12,22-24,Phillips
Resident classification in an extended-care setting,1981,58,11,14-16,Carlson
A lifeline for the frail elderly and the disabled,1989,66,2,20,Sparkes