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Guidelines on using the american medical association (ama) format for citing sources in medical research. It covers various types of sources such as books, journal articles, web sites, and online reports, and includes examples and instructions for formatting in-text citations and reference lists.
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The AMA format is widely used for citing sources in medical research. This information, created by the American Medical Association, is taken from AMA Manual of Style: A Guide for Authors and Editors ( th Edition). For additional guidelines, please consult the manual at the Client Services Desk of the Medical Sciences Library. CITATIONS IN THE BODY OF THE PAPER Cite each source in numerical order using superscript Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3…). Put these numerals outside commas and periods, and inside semicolons and colons (see examples below). Put a comma (no space in front) between the numbers for multiple citations (see Example 2 ). Join a closed series with a hyphen (see Example 3). Example 1: A review of regulations has been complete by the WHO. 15 Example 2: The data were as follows 3,4: Example 3: As previously reported, 11 ‐14, CITATIONS IN THE REFERENCE LIST At the end of the document, list references numerically in the order by which they were cited in the text. Single‐space within citations and double‐spaces between citations. (Cite references parenthetically in the text if a work is not yet accepted for publication or is a personal communication. See AMA Manual of Style , 10 th Edition, for more specifics.) BOOKS Book with One Author:
Using the AMA Format (continued) Book Chapter: