Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A new disaster preparedness tool,2008,34,9,45-48,Griffin
Safe smoking: fact or myth? A detailed and thorough safe smoking policy can reduce the risk of fire with effective assessment communication and oversight,2008,34,4,39-41,Bennet
Storm summit stresses readiness. Transportation communication among key issues of discussion,2007,33,7,17-18,LaPorte
Floods leave no time for second thoughts,1987,13,3,30,Shepherd
An earthquake need only happen once,1987,13,3,29,Patton
With a hurricane "plan for the worst",1987,13,3,27-28,Floyd
If disaster strikes ... winds can't match a good tornado shelter,1987,13,3,26-27,Whitley
Train derailment challenges nursing center disaster plans,1988,14,2,33 36,Walker
Pre-planning saves time when evacuation order comes,1991,17,2,28 30-2,Sinclair
Incorporating safety concerns into design and construction,1990,16,8,11-12,Gardner
AHCA continues proactive approach to fire safety,1990,16,7,11-13,Jaeger
How to know if the facility has lightning-prone features,1987,13,3,48-49,Frydenlund
What the codes say on life safety. Significant changes for residential care,1987,13,3,23-25,Koffel
What the codes say on life safety. Room smoke detectors for nursing homes,1987,13,3,20 22-3,Thompson
Points to remember when fire strikes and life is priority,1986,12,10,51,Ullman
Risk management decreases incidence of falls wandering,1993,19,10,51,Foxwell
Special section: assisted living. Preventing workplace violence: agency issues guidelines for providers,1996,22,5,71-72,Epstein
Keeping violent behavior in check,2004,30,9,47-8 50,Lennox
Patient abuse: when prevention strategies fail,2001,27,8,35-38,Marchionda
Regulators crack down on abuse,2000,26,4,24-6 29-30 33-7,Gold
Reducing the risk of violence. Long term care providers that do not take steps to reduce the risk of workplace violence face possible OSHA violations,1999,25,10,93 95-7,Vacarro
Preventing abuse and neglect,1999,25,2,42-44,DeLuca
'Zero-tolerance' for abuse and neglect,1998,24,9,37-38,Hawryluk
The specter of violence in the work place,1998,24,2,39-40 43,Klein
When caregivers are abused,1995,21,5,79-83,Hegland
Crime Act marshals reform,1994,20,11,21-22,McCurdy
Canadian RN looks at caregivers and elder abuse,1987,13,7,45-46,Pokneiks
Disaster preparedness in a post-Katrina world,2011,37,2,20-2 24-6 28 passim,Connole
Lowering the odds. Risk management programs can reduce preventable accidents and injuries and as a bonus fend off lawsuits,1997,23,6,51-53,Weinberg
States harden stance on abuse,2002,28,9,63-64,Burgess
Lack of privacy control may trigger aggressive behaviors,1992,18,7,39,Meddaugh
Preventing abuse in ICFs/MR,1999,25,4,45-46,Angel
Focus on caregiving. Falls prevention in dementia populations,2002,28,2,41-43,Buettner
Use of hazardous chemicals under new scrutiny at OSHA,1989,15,1,37 39,Scott
The basic principles of managing risk,1987,13,3,8 10 12,Dzingleski