Public Health: Manage References
Reference / Citation Managers
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Reference management software allows you to record, organize and use bibliographic references for your research and assignments.
It will also allow you to create and format bibliographies in many different citation styles - saving you lots of time!
Selected reference managers include EndNote, Zotero and Mendeley. MyBib is a free reference manager that can be used with Chromebooks.
For more detailed information about your options for managing references, see https://libguides.usask.ca/citation/managing_references
Referencing Tools
Citation Styles
Note: Please consult your instructor to make sure you are using the correct citation style
- NLM Vancouver Style GuideMost journals related to Public Health use the Vancouver style of referencing
- Vancouver Style Guide (from Monash University Library)Additional information in an easy-to-read format on using Vancouver citations
Journal Abbreviations
- Journal Abbreviations (Medicine)Find journal abbreviations or full titles of journals via the National Library of Medicine database
- Journal Abbreviations (Science & Engineering)Find journal abbreviations via the University of British Columbia
Plagiarism
- USask Library Guide: Writing it RightHow to ensure you are crediting your sources properly