Journal Volume: 33
Journal Issue: 2
Journal Year: 2015
Articles in SafetyLit: 15

American Psychiatric Association: Position Statement on Firearm Access, Acts of Violence and the Relationship to Mental Illness and Mental Health Services

Beyond the Academic Journal: Unfreezing Misconceptions About Mental Illness and Gun Violence Through Knowledge Translation to Decision-Makers

California firearms law and mental illness

Circumstances and outcomes of a firearm seizure law: Marion County, Indiana, 2006-2013

Gun violence restraining orders: alternative or adjunct to mental health-based restrictions on firearms?

Guns, impulsive angry behavior, and mental disorders: results from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R)

Guns, mental illness, and the law: introduction to this issue

Informed consent at gunpoint: when psychiatry affects gun ownership

Offense characteristics of incompetent to stand trial defendants charged with violent offenses

Oregon's gun relief program for adjudicated mentally ill persons: the Psychiatric Security Review Board

Physician beliefs about physical and mental competency of patients applying for concealed weapon permits

Preventing persons affected by serious mental illnesses from obtaining firearms: the evolution of law, policy, and practice in Massachusetts

Resource document on access to firearms by people with mental disorders

Restoration of firearm rights in New York

The evolving position of the American Psychiatric Association on firearm policy (1993-2014)