Pharmacy: Citing & Writing Tools

HSL webpage on citation managers with in-depth help guides on Sciwheel, EndNote, and Zotero.

How to cite scientific books (both print and e-books) and citation & style manuals. Tutorials and additional help available through UNC-Chapel Hill Writing Center.

An overview of AMA style for commonly used sources in the health sciences, including articles, websites, books, government publications, posters, dissertations, and databases.

A guide to the 7th edition of APA style for commonly used and special sources, including articles, websites, books, and more.

Tutorial for learning about plagiarism and how to cite sources correctly.

Tutorial for learning basic information about copyright in the U.S.

Information about Writing Center services for students, faculty, and staff in the professional schools.

Collections handouts and multimedia demos for all aspects of academic writing. See especially the handouts for Annotated Bibliographies and Literature Reviews.

Writing groups, mini-courses, videos and workshops focused on the ESL needs of full-time UNC undergraduate and graduate students.

From UNC Research Funding Information Portal.

Provides a basic explanation of how US Copyright law impacts reuse of published resources. Includes a brief quiz to test your knowledge.

This guide explains what plagiarism is and provides a short quiz to help you test your knowledge.

The Plagiarism Tutorial is a series of web-based, self-paced modules designed to help you learn about the broad issues surrounding plagiarism and how to best avoid this academic issue.

Explains the standard parts of a medical research article, compares characteristics of types of journals, and shows how to find peer reviewed articles and journals.

Chart comparing features of tools used to manage references includes EndNote, Sciwheel, and Zotero. Links to guides for each one provides "how to use" information.

UNC's Citation Builder let's you quickly build citations APA, MLA, Chicago styles for a variety of formats.

The UNC-Chapel Hill University Libraries' Citing Information tutorial introduces you to citing information in a number of citation styles such as APA, MLA, Chicago, and CSE/CBE.