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Vancouver Style Guide: Lecture notes

This guide explains how to use the Vancouver Style. It includes a short interactive tutorial.

Lecture notes

Reference: #. Author Surname Initials. Title of lecture [unpublished lecture notes]. Institution; Year Month Day when notes provided, [cited Year Month Day if notes online] url if available

Example:

26. Keane, SF. Emergency care in Ireland [unpublished lecture notes]. University College Dublin; 2017 May 31  [cited 2017 June 20]. Available from: www.ucd.ie/medicine/emergencycare.

In-Text-Citation:

Use a superscript number (like this: ¹) in the text at the place where you are indicating that you are citing from a source.

Example:

Emergency care in Ireland is fragmented and in need of major investment.26

 

Note: It is recommended that if you are quoting information in lecture notes it is better to verify the information from a book or other reliable source and then reference that source.

 

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