Open up your search engine (in this case pubmed / medline) and search away.įind some articles you like (or hate) and as you are searching through click on them and SEND TO clipboard (top right of the page). Open endnote (in this case I have a new blank library open), make sure you are on Local library mode. These instructions are demonstrated using a mac and EndNote X7 but Windows is similar. This is much preferred to the Google Scholar method, as the journal articles details WILL be correct! In part 4 we'll look at how to import references form PubMed from within EndNote

In this part of the guide, we'll go through how to find multiple references in PubMed and then bulk download and import them into EndNote.

EndNote Pt 5: Importing references from the PubMed via Endnote.

EndNote Pt 4: Importing references from the PubMed website.

EndNote Pt 3: Using Google Scholar for article searching then letting EndNote do all the work.EndNote Pt 2: Downloading citations directly from Google Scholar and importing into EndNote.EndNote Pt 1: Getting to know the basics.This is Part 4 of our 5 part guide on using EndNote and the UWA Vancouver reference style.

Endnote website