Endnote
EndNote is bibliographic management software that allows you to organise your references and build bibliographies.
For more information and instructions on how to download the software please click here!
How to Cite References
The School of Medical Sciences uses a number of referencing styles, Vancouver and Harvard being the most popular. Check with your supervisor to see which is required for your thesis or document.
Endnote Ouptut Style files for the Harvard and Vancouver styles are available for download from the University of Queensland Library Endnote Styles page. Please ensure you download the style appropriate for your version of Endnote
- University of Queensland Library Guide to the Vancouver Style
- University of Queensland Library Guide to the Harvard Style (2002)
- Citing Medicine The National Library of Medicine Style Guide outlines how to cite everything from a book to a wiki
Plagiarism & Academic Honesty
Plagiarism is when the words, ideas or recorded thoughts of another are passed off as your own without the original source being properly cited (referenced).
Have a look at this short interactive tutorial on what is plagiarism and how to avoid it.
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