You can add journal names and abbreviations to your list, or you could simply put the journal abbreviation in the Journal Title field (make sure you keep the full name of the journal in the Alternate Journal field as you may need to swap these names later if you are using a different style which requires the full name). However, not all journal abbreviations will be in the list.

EndNote can replace the full names of many journals with the abbreviations if you have downloaded the medical Journals Terms List (see this page for instructions). AMA requires the use of journal name abbreviations rather than the full journal names. Put the date in the Access Date field in the following format: AMA requires an access date for all electronic resources with a URL. Let us know if you find any problems - your feedback will help us improve the style. Please note this style is a Beta version and we may need to make changes. See the instructions on the EndNote & Word: Referencing Styles if you do not know how to save styles in your EndNote program. We have developed an AMA_JCU style (you can find it at the top of this box) which is based on the instructions in the AMA guide, and should circumvent the problems with the JAMA style. The style called JAMA is supposed to be a match for the AMA style, but we have found it has some problems with the formatting of Websites and Journal titles. NB: Read the Notes - EndNote is a bit fiddly at the best of times, these notes will help you avoid common problems.ĮndNote comes with a number of styles preloaded.

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