Question: How do I cite a clinical overview article from DynaMed?
Answer: Use the How to Cite feature at the bottom of any DynaMed clinical overview.
- Open a clinical overview in DynaMed.
- On the left side table-of-contents, scroll down to the bottom of the References section.
- How to Cite is the last item in the document. [See yellow highlight above.]
How to Cite
National Library of Medicine, or "Vancouver style" (International Committee of Medical Journal Editors):
- DynaMed [Internet]. Ipswich (MA): EBSCO Information Services. 1995 - . Record No. T114703, Temporomandibular Disorders; [updated 2018 Nov 30, cited place cited date here]. Available from https://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T114703. Registration and login required.
- The citation includes a permalink or stable url to make it easy to revisit later.
What about those dates?
- 1995 is the date DynaMed as a database was first published. This won't change.
- Nov. 30, 2018 is the last date this particular article was updated.
- This may differ for every article within DynaMed, and may change later.
- The pre-formatted citation also includes a "Place cited date here."
- You will need to include the date YOU consulted/cited the article.
- This is necessary because DynaMed content is continually being updated.
- When you add the date cited, you essentially date-stamp it for when you used it.
Other Important Info:
- The fully formatted citation can be copied and pasted to where you need it.
- DynaMed uses the NLM or Vancouver Style format. So if you need APA or some other format, be prepared to translate it into your required citation format.
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