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A guide to assist with NIH requirements, how to locate style & citation information and citation managers , EndNote & RefWork. Information on bibliometrics and how to find out how your publication is being cited.
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NIH Pubic Access Policy

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IMPORTANT UPCOMING CHANGES: eRA will be removing the ability to enter citations manually into Commons in July. For more information on how investigators should handle the upcoming changes check the links below.  Read the news release-- OER Nexus June 2010: An Easier Way to Manage Citations and other links below. (July 2010)

What is a citation management program?

Citation managament tools:  Import citation information from a variety of sources (including library databases, such as PubMed or Ovid) -- Provide personal collections and organization of references -- Generate references and in-text citations in a variety of citation styles.

If you find articles in a database of interest for your research, you may use programs such as RefWorks or EndNote to pull the citations into your personal account and create a collection of references, annotate them, then cite it in your document - the software will automatically put in correctly formatted citations and a bibliography. 

The Matas Library provides help for RefWorks and EndNote Web versions.  There are many other tools available.

 

 

Design of Translational Research

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Clinical Research - Robert D. Toto (Editor); Michael J. McPhaul (Editor)
ISBN: 9781605477480
Publication Date: 2010-09-09
Books@Ovid. This text on design, implementation, and publishing of clinical research. Covers the basic elements of research proposals and implementation including regulatory approvals, investigational new drug and device applications, and monitoring patient safety.

 

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