Citation Style Guides: Citing Specific Online Resources

Go to the chapter or section you want to cite. Click "Get Citation" in the bar at the top. Use the displayed AMA, APA, and MLA citations OR click on the name of the citation manager you use to add the citation information to your citation manager.

Go to the chapter or section you want to cite. Click "Get Citation" in the bar at the top. Use the displayed AMA, APA, and MLA citations OR click the citation manager you use to add the citation information to your citation manager.

Click the "Cite" button. Select the style you want. Copy the citation.

Click the "Cite" button at the top. It looks like a check mark. Select MLA, APA, Harvard, or Chicago Manual of Style. Copy the citation listed.

See recommended citation styles.
You can also reach this page by going to Clinical Pharmacology and clicking the “Help & Feedback" button on the side of the page. Click "Help." Search for "Cite" or click on "Permissions and Legal." Click on “How do I cite Clinical Pharmacology?”

Click "Export Citation for this Article." It is next to a picture of quotation marks.

For examples of how to cite different portions of the content in NLM/Vancouver, AMA, and APA styles, click "Citations" in the navigation. Then choose "Citing DynaMed Information." Each topic page ends with a "How to Cite" section that has an NLM / Vancouver Style citation .You will need to add the date you accessed the content. This feature is not currently available for AMA or APA styles.

Click on the Cite tool to see ready-made ABNT, AMA, APA, Chicago/Turabian, Harvard, MLA, and Vancouver/ICMJE/[NLM] style citations. Copy and paste.
OR, click on Export to add the citation to your citation manager.

For most Gale Databases, click on the Citation Tools button. You can save a citation in either MLA or APA styles. OR, you can click choose your citation manager from the list to add the citation information to your citation manager.

Click on the link above to see sample citations.

Click on the link above and consult HOW TO REFERENCE THE Truven Health Analytics SYSTEMS. Most people should scroll down to the part titled "An Individual Document."

Cite in this manner:
Jellin, JM, Gregory, P., Batz, F., Hitchens, K., etal. Pharmacist’s Letter\ Prescriber’s Letter\Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database\ Monograph Title. Stockton, CA: Therapeutic Research Faculty; [online] https://naturalmedicines.therapeuticresearch.com/ Accessed on [date].

Click on the Cite button (looks like a quotation mark). Choose the style you want: APA, Chicago-Turabian, Harvard, MLA, or Vancouver. OR, click Endnote/Citavi to download to a citation manager for other styles.
See number 10 on this page for the citation button.

Click on Export and choose the option for the citation manager you use. If you do not see your system listed, use the option for "Direct Export in RIS Format (e.g. CITAVI, EasyBib, EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager, Zotero)."
OR, click Help (upper Right corner). Scroll down to Citation Styles. Choose from the list: AMA. APA, Chicago, MLA, Vancouver/CMJE, Harvard, How to Cite Images.

Click on Tools. Click on Export Citation. Select either APA Format or the citation manager you use. If you do not see your citation manager listed, choose "ProCite" to get a generic RIS file. Click Submit.

Click Export. Select the option for the citation manager you use. If you do not see your citation manager listed, choose "RIS (for EndNote, Reference Manager, ProCite)." Click Export.

Click More. Click Create Bibliography. Select the style you want. Copy the citation.
OR, click on Export. Choose the option for the citation manager you use. If you do not see your citation manager listed, use the option for "RIS Format (EndNote, Reference Manager)." Click Export.

Click Download Citations. You can either export to a citation manager or use the text citation listed underneath the dropdown menu. If you do not see your citation manager listed, use the option for "Download RIS Citation Style."