Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Symposium on burns. friction burns,1990,4,7,13-14,Gee
Child abuse: a behavioural approach,1980,,19,828-831,Gilbert
Self-inflicted wounds,1986,3,6,222-224,McMahon
Dealing with actual or threatened violence,1988,3,30,17-19,Brown
Christmas in casualty,1989,47,,28-29,Crouch
Anticipating suicide,1989,3,43,3,Crossfield
Positively no smacking,1991,4,36,15-16,James
Home safety and accident prevention,1986,3,12,454-457,Kendall
Accidents can happen,1981,1,24,1044-1047,Jackson
Accidents in the home,1981,1,23,992-994,Gaffin
Community care: the elderly. Abuse of elderly people,1990,4,6,6-8,Skeates
Child abuse. Room with a view,1991,4,27,9-10,Frost
Sex abuse: facing up to my 'guilty' secret,1991,4,27,3,Allen
Child abuse. A painful concept,1991,4,27,18-20,Burley
Child abuse. Suffer the little children,1991,4,27,16-17,Meehan
Child abuse. Acts of power,1991,4,27,14-15,Webborn
Munchausen by proxy: fact not fiction,1991,4,27,11-13,Craig
Symposium on burns. Psychological effects,1990,4,7,15-18,McSweeney
Thermal injury in children,1981,1,23,995-998,Bottomley
Rugby Union football: a case study of a sport,1979,,4,170-173,Castledine
Sports injuries,1979,,4,158-162,Williams
Sports injuries: how osteopathy can help,1979,,4,163-165,Moule
The concept of comfort and its measurement,1980,,20,856-857,Branton
The mentally handicapped: a group at risk,1980,ePub,14,597-600,Sines