LibGuides: CPHS 100: Cite Your Sources Using AMA Style

AMA Style Guide

AMA Manual of Style, 11th Edition This link opens in a new window
Online version of the AMA Manual of Style, 11th edition. Refer to Chapter 3.15 for citation examples of electronic resources.

American Medical Association manual of style 10th ed.
Call Number: R119 .A533 2007
ISBN: 9780195176339
Print copies available in Wiggins Reference, Wiggins Basement, the DIC, and the Medical Library.
AMA MANUAL of STYLE, 11th EDITION by The JAMA Network Editors (Editor)
Call Number: R119 .A533 2020
ISBN: 9780190246556
Publication Date: 2020-03-02
Print copies available in Wiggins Reference, Wiggins Basement, the DIC, and the Medical Library.

AMA Style

This site provides a helpful, condensed guide to using the AMA style.

AMA Style Research Guide- Health Sciences Library of The University of Washington
AMA Guide - 11th Edition: Paper Formatting
South College - Explicit instructions for paper format are not given in the AMA manual because publishers provide specific requirements for submitted manuscripts

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RefWorks New User Guides

New Write-N-Cite IV Feature

More Refworks 2.0 Fundamental Tutorials are available in the Refworks Help Section.

When selecting your output style, choose AMA- American Medical Association, 10^th Edition.

Introduction to Write-N-Cite IV
Once you've installed Write-N-Cite and have logged in to your RefWorks account, this video will show you how to cite your references (as in-text citations or footnotes) and create bibliographies instantly.

Write-N-Cite Troubleshooting

Q: I've downloaded and installed Write-n-Cite 4, but can't see the "RefWorks" tab in Word. I'm using a Windows computer.
Follow link for answer.

AMA Tutorial

AMA Tutorial
Dr. Robert Cisneros, past Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Campbell University, created this podcast/tutorial demonstrating the proper use of the AMA style 10th edition.

Attend a RefWorks Workshop

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