Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Positive with private support for bicycle helmets,1990,90,38,17,Martsum
Nurse can save patients from perishing while smoking in bed: frequent supervision of the elderly who want to smoke,1974,74,41,6-9,Maack
Prevention--electric kettles a risk for scalding,1993,93,43,26-27,Andersen
A study of occupational accidents treated in the emergency room of Copenhagen's district hospital in Glostrup: could form a basis for measures against occupational accidents,1980,80,37,20-4 27,Hein
Violence against the elderly,1993,93,44,14-15,Vesterdal
Violence neglect or life style?,1993,93,44,15,Vesterdal
WHO--focus on accidents and violence,1993,93,14-15,15,Andersen
Work environment -- protection against violence,1992,92,34,11-12,Rossen
Suicide and attempted suicide. Increased psychiatric efforts can avert new suicide attempts,1975,75,49,4-6 20,Fredslund-Andersen
Was tortured with electroshock kicks and fist blows for days on end: I felt as though my head would explode,1975,75,15,18-19,Jensen
Nurses should be involved in the prevention of torture: use of torture has grown to epidemic proportions,1975,75,14,20-22,Jensen
Flood catastrophe in Bangladesh: unparalleled aid action has saved ten-thousands,1975,75,9,12-16,Steenstrup
Amnesty International's seminar "Torture and the Medical Profession". Torture is a spreading social cancer,1978,78,48,34-35,Jakobsen
A disaster is prevented this way,1978,78,39,11,Rosenkvist
International conference on fire safety in hospitals and nursing homes: 5-minute episodes from fire catastrophes,1978,78,27,12-14,Rosenkvist
We have a tradition of punishment: persons without power in their life cannot manage their aggressions,1978,78,4,4-6,Heinild
Acute poisoning: poisoning in adults mostly blamed on suicide,1979,79,49,18-21,Jensen
Torture of children,1979,79,43,17,Kock
Children and society. 4. Violence against children - how can this happen?,1979,79,33,16-19,Torsson
Control of temper,1979,79,12,9,Rosenkvist
Sexual abuse of children: It would help if we had organized a joint child policy,1980,80,47,22-24,Merrick
Comments on the article about the hospital fire: it should be a strong warning to all hospitals,1981,81,50,17-18,Hjorth
Hospital fire in Svendborg. We pulled quilts over the children before they were moved through the smoke,1981,81,50,14-16,Stegemeyer
Personnel's attitude to the suicidal patients: patients are much more emotional in the time after an attempted suicide,1981,81,43,8-9,Thorup
Suicide and attempted suicide. Suicide has always been most frequent among the divorced and the lonely,1981,81,43,6-7,Paerregaard
Do we treat suicides worse than other patients? People have always committed suicide,1981,81,43,4 9,Rosenkvist
Psychiatrist about people threatening suicide: I am convinced that the least of their needs is to take their own life. Interview by Peter Hjorth,1981,81,43,16-19,Teglbjaerg
Hospital and suicide patients. Do we have a clear position about death by suicide?,1981,81,43,14-5 19,Malta
Nursing care in connection with attempted suicide set in a psychiatric context we can start with empathy and active listening,1981,81,43,12-13,Weile
ICN-Congress in Los Angeles 28 June to 3 July. 2. Condemnation of violence and desire to determine care for prisoners,1981,81,43,20-21,
Hopes that UN funds might be used for a center for torture victims,1981,81,32,18,Hansen
Research of late results in surviving Argentinian torture victims: psychological harm most dominant after torture,1981,81,13,28-29,Hansen
Treatment proposal in cases of child abuse,1982,82,49,7-9,Merrick
Child abuse in Denmark,1982,82,49,4-6,Merrick
Child abuse and neglect often make deep impressions. Interview by Pia Kristensen,1982,82,49,14-15,Merrick
Parents' right to power,1982,82,49,16-7 24,Nielsen
Report from the Congress for Child Abuse and Neglect Paris 7-10 September 1982. Abuse of children living outside the family,1982,82,49,12-3 25,Randal
Disasters in peace and war times: how are we situated in preparedness?,1982,82,38,18-19,Lassen
Ambulance services present a dissimilar and motley picture,1983,83,21,16-19,Kristensen
We must be more open to confront crisis reactions after accidents and violence,1986,86,48,4-8,Schultz
Nordvang. County mayor makes moral issue a legal problem. Interview by Peter Hjorth,1985,85,46,8-11,Weile
Confidence and safety are prerequisites in aid to torture victims,1985,85,27,4-7 24,Jacobsen
Psychiatry. We are at the margin with Amnesty's torture regulations,1985,85,26,4-6,Weile
Reitgjerdet--a tragedy in psychiatry. Treatment is more like punishment and oppression. Interview by Peter Hjorth,1985,85,11,22-26,Odegaard
Amnesty. Nurses should participate in the fight against torture,1985,85,8,20-23,
Abuse of wives. Important to create a trusting and reassuring contact,1985,85,2,8-10,Kristensen
Victim of abuse--abuse of wives. I was afraid he liked to have beaten me to death,1985,85,2,4-7,Kristensen
Nurses often have the first contact with victims of abuse,1985,85,2,3,
Abuse of women. Clergy. Women are secretly ashamed about abuse,1985,85,2,23-25,Hegner
Abuse of women. Social workers. Possibilities to end an abusive relationship,1985,85,2,20-22,Christensen
Abuse of women. Police assistance to victims of abuse is inadequate. Interview by Pia Kristensen,1985,85,2,18-19,Nielsen
Abuse of women. Personality of victims of abuse has to be rebuild,1985,85,2,15-17,Christensen
Abuse of women. The practicing physician. The entire family must be treated when abuse arises. Interview by Pia Kristensen,1985,85,2,13-14,Kjaer
Abuse of women. Nurses risk getting into a dilemma,1985,85,2,11-12,Kristensen
Helping torture victims survive,1987,87,49,28-29,Davidsen
Children's health. 36. A child's suicide attempt should never be taken as a 'prank',1987,87,37,24-27,Vange
Childrens' health. 20. Children who see father beat mother build up a mental defense,1987,87,22,10-14,Christensen
Children's health. 12. Myths and realities about sexual abuse of girls and boys,1987,87,18,4-7 14,Leth
Students arranged public meeting on suicide in youths,1988,88,37,36-38,Gregersen
Children's conditions. Teach your child how to act before sexual abuse,1988,88,32,20-22,Andersen
Amnesty International. Electric torture in Turkey,1988,88,9,10,Egholm
580 nurses campaign against death penalty. Interview by Grethe Nielsen,1989,89,48,8-9,Jensen
Sham execution destroys personality. Interview by Mette Ellegaard,1989,89,48,4-6,Vesti
Clean executions,1989,89,48,10,Vesterdal
Working environment. Violent episodes are a common problem,1989,89,21,18-20,Steffensen
Shock treatment or torture. New regulations with weak points,1990,90,45,14-17,Davidsen
Shock treatment or torture. Hysterics,1990,90,45,10-11,Davidsen
Shock treatment or torture. The straightforward one,1990,90,44,8-9,Davidsen
Shock treatment or torture. Wardens in a jam,1990,90,44,4-7,Davidsen
Shock treatment or torture. Avengers,1990,90,44,12-3 20,Davidsen
Close to the victims of torture,1990,90,34,18-19,Stallknecht
Hospital fire which urges to reflection,1990,90,33,18-20,Rossen
Work environment. Violence is not a private affair,1990,90,30,10-1 22,Christensen
Amnesty. Torture during arrest in Morocco,1990,90,23,29,Jensen
Torture--to be silent is to cooperate,1990,90,21,37,Vesterdal
Assault on a field hospital in El Salvador,1990,90,21,15,Bach
Want to avoid assault by self-defense?,1990,90,20,4-7,Bergqvist
Concentration Camp syndrome,1990,90,14,4-8,Reitoft
Emergency medical communication--alarm calls before poorly organized,1991,91,49,37-41,Andersen
France--nurses are met with teargas and water cannons,1991,91,49,28-29,Loyau
Working environment--safety chief in a train factory. Interview by Jens Rossen,1991,91,28,28-29,Hertel
Child abuse--they have seen the most,1991,91,26,10-12,Nordhagen
Apoplexy and automobile driving,1991,91,17,28,Petersen
Psychiatric nursing. Violent patients need security,1991,91,16,6-10,Svare
The disaster plans worked. Interview by Anne Brockenhuus-Schack,1991,91,1,28-30,Snyder
Legislation needed on reporting of industrial accidents. As a rule a report is needed for work capacity evaluation,1975,75,38,16,Kristensen
Insurance for illness or industrial accidents here and abroad,1975,75,20,13 22,
Fire protection in nursing homes and other institutions: inmates' safety depends to a large degree upon the personnel,1975,75,5,8-10,Haurum
Effective statistics expose cause of industrial accidents,1973,73,30,16-17,
Accident project in Copenhagen's District Hospital in Glostrup: there is a need for social guidance in accidents,1980,80,35,4-6 25,Andersen
Drowning and hypothermia: results are good with timely instituted therapy,1980,80,18,16-20,Jessen
Trade Security Council for social and health care system: could prove important for environmental safety activities,1980,80,14,18-20,Andresen
Tough project to get activities on working environment started,1979,79,40,24,Michaelsen
Lacking policy agreement creates horrible conditions,1979,79,19,13,
Community' safety and health activities,1979,79,5,17,
These kind of injuries are not the ones which happen to everybody,1978,78,28,3,
Expectation of the Industrial Safety Council,1978,78,15,3,
Statistics point out a great need for safety activities,1977,77,34,6,
Improved registration of industrial accidents and occupational diseases,1977,77,34,5-6,
Kashmir--incredible brutality,1993,93,30,4-8,Holsting
Violence--nobody should be alone in the judicial system,1993,93,27,22-23,Olesen
Work environment--violence and stress. Interview by Mette Fjordbo,1993,93,27,20-21,Orhede
Childbirth depression. When the puerperium becomes a nightmare,1993,93,25,26-29,Videbech
Work environment--a clear path,1993,93,51,22-23,Bohsen
Work environment. Obligation for safety,1993,93,37,4-6,Jensen
Work environment--uncovering black holes. Interview by Mette-Marie Davidsen,1993,93,25,20-22,Staun
Work environment. Not a place for overcrowding,1993,93,24,14 26,Bergqvist
Work environment--the risks of the workplace must be assessed,1993,93,11,37-38,Nørgaard
Work environment. Occupational injuries are expensive,1993,93,11,22-24,Christensen
Working environment. 3 out of 10 occupations break laws,1992,92,13,10-1 14,Bergqvist
Work environment--incidents or accidents?,1992,92,7,30-31,Christensen
Work environment. In case accidents happen,1991,91,38,30-31,Christensen
Working environment--a harsh working place,1991,91,15,16-18,Christensen
Starting point is respect for the work environment,1990,90,18,18-9 50,Everdahl
Working environment. Safety manager: we know that as well. Interview by Grethe Kjaergaard,1989,89,21,8-9 32,Larsen
Working environment. Standards on the assembly belt. Interview by Søren Palsbo,1989,89,21,30-31,Andresen
Working environment. Injuries reveal a poor environment. Interview by Søren Palsbo,1989,89,21,29,Lindgaard
The 30-year-olds are affected most by occupational injuries,1982,82,11,15,Jacobi
Accident statistics for social service and health service system: a necessity with an improved description of the accident conditions,1981,81,31,20-21,
Burning of women--till dowry us do part,1998,98,1,18-20,Kjaergaard
Every 5th occupational injury is due to violence,1997,97,51,8-9,Bjerre
A blow in the face. Interview by Mette Fjordbo,1993,93,3,4-6 23,Gunlund
Employer's responsibility. Interview by Mette Fjordbo,1993,93,3,12-13,Andresen
Acute crisis intervention in fatal accidents,1993,93,1,20-21,Wermelin
Work environment. When things go wrong,1993,93,37,18-19,Christensen
Children of refugees. Healthy children from a sick reality. Interview by Johannes Czajkowski,1993,93,36,6-7,Haahr
Working environment--negligent about safety,1993,93,41,14 31,Gudiksen
Working environment--weak with terror. Interview by Mads Gudiksen,1993,93,41,13,Lauritsen
Working environment--dead against common sense,1993,93,41,10-12,Junker
Psychiatry--here men are an absent commodity,1993,93,46,4-7,Wognsen
Work environment--until the fight against violence is an everyday occurrence,1994,94,1,27,Lauridtsen
Croatia: war lasts the rest of life,1994,94,13-14,4-7 30,Fjordbo
Improved communication and less violence. Interview by Susanne Bloch Kjeldsen,1997,97,51,4-7,Feddersen
Ship accident--delay at No. 112,1997,97,50,8-10,Heinemann
Ship accident--chaos in emergency medicine provisions,1997,97,50,4-7,Berg
Violence is violence,1997,97,45,20,Pedersen
Violence--abuse of the elderly. Interview by Susanne Bloch Kjeldsen,1997,97,22,10-12,Nielsen
Disaster preparedness: Eurotunnel--safety in the Eurotunnel,1997,97,12-13,8-13,Hjorth
First aid in traffic injuries,1980,80,1,16-18,Hansen
Psychiatry. My sick daughter deserted by caregivers,1990,90,4,8-10,Marup
Prevention--a fall helmet for the hip,1997,97,36,22-24,Wilhelm
Problem Falck--11600 ambulances arrive only after 15 minutes,1997,97,38,13-14,Hjorth
Falck problem--3880 ambulances only arrive after 20 minutes,1997,97,38,10-12,Petersen
Occupational environment--occupational injuries in taxi drivers,1997,97,34,10-11,Leick
Rehabilitation in brain injury--sociopolitical strategies or health policy management,1997,97,24,24-30,Blankholm
Rehabilitation in brain injury--the young are especially vulnerable,1997,97,24,20-24,Lau
Rehabilitation in brain injury--a human life in spite of helplessness,1997,97,24,17-19,Vesterdal
Rehabilitation in brain injuries--the objective is a reorganization of brain function,1997,97,24,6-10,Nielsen
Disaster preparedness: Storebaelt--risks with fires and chemical spills. Interview by Tom Heinemann,1997,97,12-13,24-25,Thomsen
Disaster preparedness: Storebaelt--a need for daily prehospital arrangement. Interview by Charlotte Frendved Hansen,1997,97,12-13,22-23,Mondorf
Disaster preparedness: Storebaelt--frustrating to wait. Interview by Charlotte Frendved Hansen,1997,97,12-13,20-21,Nielsen
Torture--everybody should be educated,1994,94,28,10-13,Thomsen
Nursing festival--nurses' torture and executions,1991,91,40,24-25,Bjørnsson
Amnesty--campaign against injustice to women,1991,91,10,26-28,Pedersen
Drug advertising--4 suicides in 50. Interview by Kirsten Bjørnsson,1994,94,33,8-9,Sørensen
Attempted suicide--paracetamol poisoning,1994,94,33,4-6,Sørensen
After ship's accident--physician on duty made wrong decision about ambulance,1998,98,5,6-7,Berg
Solna--serious mistakes with both parties,1998,98,3,20,Bjørnsson
Ethics--USA. Patients need bullying. Interview by Gitta Meyer,1991,91,5,30,Roff
Occupational health services in the shipyard Lindovaerftet,1974,74,1,10-12,Thygesen
After fire catastrophe in Stockholm: committee satisfies comprehensive proposal for additional safety,1976,76,2,6,Björck
Misuse of psychiatric treatment. 2. Special psychiatric hospitals in the Soviet Union,1981,81,4,16-18,Koch
Infant preventive care in Denmark. 1. A lot of variation in health visitors' work load,1981,81,3,4-11,Holstein
Misuse of psychiatric treatment,1981,81,3,22-23,Jensen
Use and misuse of alcohol,1982,82,5,9,Rosenkvist
Children in the hospital. Terror-stricken at the thought of what we will do,1983,83,6,16-17,Høy
Unwarranted criticism of nursing personnel after patient's homicide. Interview by Kirsten Sørrig,1983,83,13,8-9,Weile
Amnesty. Nurses assist with torture in Chile,1984,84,4,18-20,Jensen
Fire hazards in nursing homes,1974,74,29,3,
Ever more children are removed from their parents,1974,74,28,3,
Holiday home with stress on "home",1974,74,27,28-29,Clemmensen
Every third hip fracture can be prevented,1998,98,6,18-21,Kjeldsen
Ugeskrift for Laeger criticizes disaster preparedness,1998,98,6,17 34,Høgskilde
Large differences in counties' disaster preparedness,1998,98,6,14-16,Berg
Oresund accident examined again,1998,98,9,6-10,Berg
In institutions are other things than wood which can burn: plastic constitutes a big and often overlooked fire hazard,1975,75,11,14-17,
We need better preparation to work in developing countries,1975,75,17,13,Salling
Swedish fire experts on fire hazards in the hospital: fire hazards should be considered with greatest seriousness,1975,75,16,21 32,
Hospital fire in Stockholm costs life to 7 patients: many saved by courageous action of nurse,1975,75,16,18-20,Björk
Amnesty International is a nonpolitical organization: workers for the release of political prisoners,1975,75,20,18-9 22,Jensen
Delegate for the Red Cross in Niger: practically no 2-to-6-year-old children in the disaster area,1975,75,22,16-7 22,Salling
Electricians level severe criticism at electric safety in hospitals. An automobile workshop is electrically safer than a Danish hospital,1975,75,37,4-7,Palsbo
New nursing home in Amager knows value of fire training. Personnel acted resolutely and correctly when fire broke out,1975,75,40,16-17,Palsbo
Fire hazards in hospitals and nursing homes: danger of fire in hospitals is a growing problem,1976,76,34,15-16,
Nonflammable clothing made out of glass cloth,1976,76,39,11,Salling
50-year nightmare. Interview by Lars Peter Bergqvist,1990,90,14,10-12,Mangaard
Fire hazards in hospitals and nursing homes. 1. Many patients are injured by fire in institutions,1977,77,7,18-19,Sorensen
Fire hazards in hospitals and nursing homes. 2. All personnel ought to have regular fire drills,1977,77,9,14-17,Maack
Positive reactions from manufactures: bedding and linens out of artificial fibers which do not burn,1977,77,11,14-15,Salling
Occupational injuries should be reported,1977,77,17,3,
Fire hazards in hospitals and nursing homes. 4. Hospital management is the decisive factor in fire safety,1977,77,19,10-1 21,Haurum
The new legislation on working environment. A 12-branch council will coordinate internal safety activities,1977,77,21,15,
Emergency medical services: disasters need careful planning of medical contribution,1977,77,39,4-6 14,Jessen
Mini-interview with Jette Dyhr district chairman of Roskilde County: synthetics are hazardous in the working environment,1977,77,42,19,Dyhr
Prevention of emotional conflicts in patients of the pediatric wards in USA: prepare the child for hospitalization through education and play,1978,78,3,4-7,Stenbak
Is torture a nurses' concern? Nurses must oppose torture's assault on health,1978,78,19,16-19,Palsbo
Misuse of psychiatric treatment. 3. Prisoners of conscience's prospects of getting released,1981,81,6,20-21,Lieberkind
Child abuse and family orientation: important that we also discuss child's development and needs,1981,81,13,26-27,Merrick
Shock treatment or torture. A prison for the mentally ill,1991,91,8,16-23,Davidsen
Experts in working environment: give quality high priority in choice of shoes and gloves,1980,80,22,22-23,Dalsgaard
Refugee camps in Thailand: refugee camps lie in a zone which can remain combat zone continuously,1980,80,28,12-5 19,Pantmann
Are there ideas on disaster education?,1978,78,27,11 20,Frandsen
Fire safety an important part of safety activities. Every staff member has a definite function in case of fire,1978,78,41,17-18,
Communication from the Secretary of "Year of the Child" Danish UNICEF Committee: Amnesty International has published a book on "Children and Torture",1979,79,45,21,
Working environment. Eyes must be protected with use of lasers,1987,87,8,18-19,Danielsen
Children's health. Conditions could be harsh for 1700-century children,1987,87,7,6-11,Blüdnikov
In case a child gets smashed under an elephant,1988,88,7,14-15,Andersen
Acute crisis with high anxiety level causes stress,1987,87,2,8-13,Winther
Appeal to Danish nurses: help patients and colleagues in crises-wracked Poland,1981,81,35,7 23,Timmermann
Child held securely without the straps acting like a straightjacket,1981,81,41,22,Kjems
Amnesty International Danish nurses' group on isolation imprisonment: it is very difficult to consider isolation a link in rehabilitation,1981,81,40,18-19,Koch
Hospitals can therefore burn,1981,81,50,9,Rosenkvist
Working environment. Branch Safety Council has an amplified role,1989,89,21,24,Christensen
Working environment. Give psychological first aid,1989,89,21,16-7 32,Schultz
Mozambique. Health care effort threatened by war starvation and natural disasters,1986,86,10,38-45,Jakobsen
From the Amnesty International Nursing Group: a known Argentinian nurse has disappeared without a trace,1980,80,4,7,Hansen
Prisoner pardoned and again imprisoned,1980,80,33,21,Christoffersen
[Quit your noise-making!],1990,90,42,12-13,Davidsen
[This is how one breaks a refugee],1990,90,42,14-18,Davidsen