How to Cite Clinical Pharmacology

Citing an Internet version

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  List the name of the publisher or compiler, followed by a period. When citing Clinical Pharmacology, this information should be listed as:

  Gold Standard, Inc.

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  List the name of the monograph or overview you are referencing, followed by a period. For example:

  An Overview of Neurontin.

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  List Clinical Pharmacology as the name of the database. This information should appear as follows:

  Clinical Pharmacology [database online].

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  List the URL that a reader may use to access the information you are referencing. This should appear as follows.

  Available at: http://www.clinicalpharmacology.com.

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  List the date on which you accessed the information in a month-day-year format. For example:

  Accessed: January 6, 2007.

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  The completed citation should appear in the following format:

  Gold Standard, Inc. An Overview of Neurontin. Clinical Pharmacology [database online]. Available at: http://www.clinicalpharmacology.com. Accessed: January 6, 2007.

Citing a CD-ROM version

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  List the name, version, and format of the database, followed by a comma. This information should appear as follows:

  Clinical Pharmacology (version 4.0) [database on CD-ROM],

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  List the name of the overview or monograph, followed by a period. For example:

  An Overview of Neurontin.

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  List the city in which the CD-ROM was produced, followed by a colon. In this case, the information is:

  Tampa, FL:

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  List the name of the publisher of the CD-ROM, followed by a semicolon. In this case, the information is:

  Gold Standard, Inc.;

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  List the year the CD-ROM was released, followed by a period. For example:

  2004.

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  The completed citation should appear in the following format:

  Clinical Pharmacology (version 4.0) [database on CD-ROM], An Overview of Neurontin. Tampa, FL: Gold Standard, Inc.; 2004.