Writing & citing
Writing consultation
Writing consultation
This and other templates you can find on KIs intranet, under Documents/ forms & templates. I order to access it you have to be contected to KI network.
When you write a scientific paper you collect information from different sources and bring them together with your own results and conclusions. This is how new knowledge is developed.
All information from other sources has to be marked with a reference. Making someone else's opinion look like your own is plagiarism.
KIs information about cheating:
National Library of Medicine (NLM) has a tutorial about criticism of health information on the Internet.
In KIB-labb we can help you with the search process, references and critical evaluation of sources.
KIB-labb is open Monday-Friday between 11-16 pm on drop in basis. Just go to group room 5 in Solna or "Skansen" in Huddinge (located on the upper floor of the library).
- Instructions to Authors in the Health Sciences [Raymon H. Mulford Library, Medical College of Ohio]
- Health Services Research/Public Health Journals [Health Sciences Library, University of Washington]
- Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals [International Committee of Medical Journal Editors]
- Citation Guides for Electronic Document [International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions [IFLA]
- Bibliographic references [Luleå University of Technology]
- Information om impaktfaktorer [Thomson Scientific/ISI]
References
References
Here are som guides for writing references:
The book Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association can be borrowed from KIB.
APA Publication Manual is not available free of charge on the Internet, but the following resources may be of help:
All statements, opinions, conclusions etc. taken from another writer's work should be cited, whether the work is directly quoted, paraphrased or summarised. In the Harvard System cited publications are referred to in the text by giving the author's surname and the year of publication in one of the forms shown below.
ICMJE (Vancouver Style) stands for International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. Read their guidelines "Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals".
Interpreting Citations Tutorial
Interpreting Citations Tutorial is a web-based mini tutorial on how to write and interpret a citation based on an article. Produced by Thomas Jefferson Library, University of Missouri - St Louis.
Bibliografiska referenser - Luleå tekniska universitet
There are many styles and standards how to document the bibliographic references. These examples are "standardized" and do not follow the Swedish standard wholly. You can use them as a basis to style your references as needed. Many branches as well as journals and magazines use their own styles.
Reference management software
Reference management software
To be able to use the function Find Full Text in EndNote you need to type in the link to the KI server for journals.
Find Full Text in EndNote means that you automatically can locate and download articles in fulltext (PDF) to your references in your EndNote Library. The program is using several sources, DOI (Digital Object Identifier), PubMed LinkOut, and ISI Web of Knowledge. If you want to reach articles from journals that require subscriptions you need to be connected to the KI network. If you are outside the KI network you only have access to free journals. A proxy connection will not solve the problem; you need a VPN solution to make the Find Full Text in EndNote work optimally. Read more about VPN at KI.
If you want use Find Full Text in EndNote, go to:
- PC: Edit / Preferences / Find Full Text
- Mac: EndNote X5 / Preferences... / Find Full Text
- In the field for OpenURL Path, type: http://link.libris.kb.se/sfxkib
Bibliographies Made Easy (Youtube video)
Here are some examples of reference management software:
EndNote courses at the library
Contact the library at 08-524 84 000 or endnote@kib.ki.se
If you would like EndNote on your computer
Employees at KI should contact their departments "Selectansvarig" who will download the program.
Information about charges: Sök programvarulicenser
If you want to buy and download EndNote to your private computer:
You can always contact the library for help: 08-524 84 000 or endnote@kib.ki.se
Look at the tutorial for EndNote web.
You´ll find more tutorials and support on the EndNote website.
You will have to create an account via the database ISI Web of Knowledge.
Below you´ll find a quick guide from the Library.
Connection files for EndNote
- How do I use EndNote? (från The University of Queensland, Australia)
- UQs EndNote FAQ (från University of Queensland, Australia)
- Working with EndNote Tutorial (från University of North Carolina Health Sciences Library)
- HubMed
- Endnote.com
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