Put quotation marks around the information you are quoting.
Write, in parenthesis following the quotation marks, the author's last name and the page number. If the author is unknown, write a shortened form of the title in the parenthesis and underline it. Do not separate the title or the author and the page number with a comma.
For example:
(Stop the Spread of Influenza 1)
Omit the page number if the pamphlet does not have numbered pages.
List all sources in alphabetical order using the first letter of each entry.
Write all the information that is available from the brochure. Write the author's first and last name, followed by the title of the brochure (in italics), the volume or issue, the city of publication, the year of publication, and the page number of the brochure, ending with a period. Omit any information that is not available.
Refer to the general bibliographical format:
Last name, First name of the author or organization (if available). Brochure title (italicized). Place of Publication: Publisher, Year of Publication.
For example:
Stop the Spread of Influenza! Tips for Patients. New York: NYC Health, 2009.
Indent the second line, the third line and all subsequent lines for each source listed in the works cited page.
Place quotation marks around the information you are quoting.
Write in parenthesis following the quotation marks the title of the brochure, the year of publication and the page number separated by commas. Do not underline the title of the brochure.
For example:
(Stop the Spread of Influenza! Tips for Patients, 2009, p. 1)
Write the paragraph number if the page number is not available.
For example:
(Cedars-Sinai Health Associates, ¶ 4)
Refer to other examples of in-text citations for additional reference.
List all sources in alphabetical order using the first letter of each entry.
Write the name of the corporate author followed by the date (in parenthesis), the title of the brochure (in italics), the edition (in parenthesis), the type of media (in brackets), the city of publication, the state of publication and the author of the brochure.
Refer to the general bibliographical format:
Corporate Author. (Date). Title of brochure (edition) [Brochure]. City of Publication, State of Publication: Author of Brochure.
For example:
NYC Health. (2009). Stop the spread of influenza! Tips for patients (1st ed.) [Brochure]. New York, NY: Author.
Write "n.d." for "no date" in place of the publication year if the date is not available.
Cedars-Sinai Health Associates. (n.d.). A guide to patient services [Brochure]. Los Angeles, CA: Author.
Indent the second line, the third line and all subsequent lines for each source listed in the works cited page.
Refer to other examples of work cited pages for additional guidance.