Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Improved employee safety through legislative changes,2007,82,4,11 13,Patton
Law now requires nurses to report child abuse,1966,41,1,7-8,MacKenzie
Keeping a suicidal patient safe while hospitalized,1987,62,10,6,Becker-Fritz
Prevention of illness and injury from household products,1987,62,7,4,Borreson
Workplace violence legislation,2010,85,1,6,Geig
ONA's fight against workplace violence,2010,85,1,4,Harshey-Meade
Stopping workplace violence,2010,85,1,3,Anderson
Workplace violence is not part of your job,2010,85,1,1 5,Trautner
Preventing violence in the healthcare workplace,2004,79,1,4 7,
Terrorism to action: a year later,2002,77,8,3 11,Ball
Nurses who become abusers: what can be done?,1998,73,6,4-6,Harkulich
Stop the battery stop the violence: we must help each other,1992,67,8,1 5,
What is the responsibility of registered nurses when they suspect elder abuse?,1992,67,2,16,
Signs to look for in a battering personality,1994,69,6,14-15,
The challenge of reducing exposure to toxic substances,1992,67,1,12-13,Watson
Bullying? Be smart don't start,2012,87,1,14-15,Steward
Violence against nurses: curing an epidemic,2012,87,1,12-13,Trautner
Bullying and the new nurse,2012,87,1,9,Giles
Prescriptive authority workplace violence and Campaign 2012,2012,87,1,8,Price
Lateral violence in the workplace: fact or fiction?,2012,87,1,6-7,Morris
Disaster preparedness for the professional nurse,2014,89,2,10-11,Farra
Exploring the laws and ethics with disaster nursing,2014,89,2,6-7,Doubler
Disaster preparedness,2014,89,2,3,Kirkpatrick
Confidentiality and the duty to warn,1983,58,3,12-13,Barron