When creating an EndNote reference for these resources, select Electronic book section option as a Reference type. Panadol. (2009). In Australian Medicines Handbook. The same example from AMH would look like this: Panadol. (2009). In MIMS Online. Retrieved from children under the age of three should be given a reduced dose ( Panadol, 2009).Ī page on Panadol from MIMS would look like this: In the body of your text you would reference the citation as ( Title of webpage, year of last update). But note that medical drugs details are updated atleast monthly by organisations like MIMS and so this book is already very outdated by the time you read. No access date is required for electronic reference entries.ĮXAMPLES (APA 6th STYLE) In-text reference Include the basic access URL after 'Retrieved from'. Include the word 'In' followed by the title of the resource in italics (e.g. This information may be included at the top or bottom of the screen. If there is no update year listed, use the copyright year. Include the year of the last update in brackets. If the reference topic has no author, use the topic as the first element in the reference. Author information may be listed on the first page of the entry or under a section called 'Contributors' (or similar). One way to reference information from MIMS, AMH, eTG, AusDI or AccessPharamcy, including Product Information (PI), is to treat these resources like an electronic reference resource.įor the electronic reference resource, the reference will include the following elements: Author/Title Ermington, NSW: GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare. East Hanover (NJ): Sandoz Pharmaceuticals. To reference CMI, following the examples below: Prevention of recurrent DVT & PE in adults. Treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) & pulmonary embolism (PE) in adults. Referencing Consumer Medicines Information (CMI) Indications/Uses : Prevention of stroke & systemic embolism in adult patients w/ nonvalvular atrial fibrillation (NVAF) w/ 1 risk factors eg, CHF, HTN, age 75 yr, DM, prior stroke or transient ischaemic attack.

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