Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Reexamining the suicide connection,2006,26,4,33 35-6,Waldron
Planning for disasters after Katrina and Rita,2006,26,1,28 30-1,Enos
Ending the cycle of abuse,2006,26,2,32-4 36,Furniss
Preventing suicide minute by minute,2007,27,6,29-31,Draper
Better data gathering to prevent suicide. Expanding a national reporting system will enable stakeholders to craft better suicide prevention programs,2007,27,7,14 19,Reed
Documenting the risk of suicide,2008,28,7,36-38,Young
Virginia Tech's implications,2007,27,12,10 12-3,Stoil
Virginia Tech's larger lessons,2007,27,8,41-42,Bergeron
Opportunity born from tragedy. The Virginia Tech tragedy should motivate changes in Virginia's mental healthcare system,2007,27,8,14-6 18-20,Allison
Marketing sexual abuse prevention,2006,26,5,8-9,Pollard
Peer specialists can prevent suicides,2010,30,9,31-32,Salvatore
An assault on trauma and addiction,2010,30,9,28-30,Hambley
Wrapping around kids in need,2007,27,5,42-43,Matt
New perspectives on suicide prevention,2011,31,4,45-50 52,Grantham
A therapeutic approach to preventing self-harm,2011,31,8,30-33,Hunt
A mental health crisis in emergency care,2006,26,11,39-40,Baraff
Mass shootings criminal violence: can't be predicted but can be mitigated,2013,33,3,46-48,Grantham
Untreated mental disorders unchecked guns,2014,34,2,32-35,Knopf
Insights into defusing violence resolving crises,2014,34,2,30-31,Grantham
Yes you can ask about gun ownership,2014,34,5,39,Miller
Violent patients are more than just occupational hazards,2014,34,5,8,Moffic
Traumatic brain injury treatment includes behavioral health,2014,34,6,21-23,Golden
How to reduce workplace violence,2016,36,2,28 30-1,Sederstrom