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RMJ. 2007; 32(1): 14-17


Citing Online Resources in Vancouver Style

Midrar ullah.




Abstract

Objective: To present guidelines for citing online resources in Vancouver style.
Methods: A review was carried out of the literature relating to citing online resources in
Vancouver style using Yahoo and Google search engines.
Results: The Vancouver style of references citation is used primarily for publication in
biomedical research. Citation of books, journals, reports, proceedings of
seminars/meetings, article in newspapers have specific format.
Conclusion: The basic rules of citing online resources do not differ markedly than for
print resources. The information about type of medium, date of update/revision, date of
citation, Uniform Resource Locator (URL) from which available and system
requirements are added while citing online resources. (Rawal Med J 2006;32:14-17)

Key words: Vancouver style, citing online resources, medical writing, medical research.






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