On Campus Access: Electronic resources are accessible on-campus. Faculty, students and staff must register personal laptops and mobile devices with UNC-Chapel Hill ITS.
UNC Hospitals Access: Always use links from Library websites. Onyen log-in is required when you first select the resource. Note: UpToDate is available within EPIC.
Off Campus Access: Always use links from Library websites. Onyen log-in is required when you first select the resource. Most electronic resources are accessible off-campus to students, faculty, and staff, including UNC Hospitals' staff.
Note: If your citations do not export properly into your EndNote library using this Fast and Easy method, please refer to the instructions below for the Tried-and-True method.
Mac Users: When working with EndNote on a Mac, you must use Mozilla Firefox as your browser to enable Direct Export (automatic downloads) of references from electronic databases (PubMed, Web of Science, etc.) to your EndNote library.
Once you are ready to export your results, click the Send to menu at the upper right corner of your results or Clipboard. Select Citation manager. Then, click the Create File button.
Your citations will automatically appear in your EndNote library. If you do not already have EndNote open, your computer will open your EndNote library.
Important: Check all citations for accuracy prior to sorting into groups.
Note: Some computers have trouble automatically exporting citations from PubMed into EndNote. If the Fast and Easy method does not work, then use this Tried-and-True method.
Part 1: Exporting from PubMed
Part 2: Importing into EndNote
Your references from PubMed should now be in your Endnote library.
Note: Once you have gone through these steps one time, PubMed (NLM) will appear in the Import Option drop-down menu the next time you import a file.
Important: Check all citations for accuracy prior to sorting into groups.