LibGuides: Evidence Based Medicine: Citation Management

Introduction

What are citation management programs?

Citation management programs are time-saving tools that allow you to:

Create a personal database of references
Organize and search your references
Upload and store PDF documents with their citations
Insert citations into word processing documents and format bibliographies in a variety of styles

What citation management program should I use?

There are several citation management programs available. Tufts provides access to EndNote and F1000 Workspace for faculty, students and staff. Other options are Mendeley and Zotero, free citation management programs.

See below links to additional information and help with each of these programs.

Citation Management Tools

EndNote
EndNote is a desktop-based citation management program available to Tufts faculty, students and staff. Click the link above to learn how to get EndNote installed on your work or personal computer and start using the program.
Sciwheel (Formerly F1000 Workspace)
Sciwheel is a web-based citation manager and collaborative author program available to Tufts faculty, students and staff. Click the link above to create or access your account. You must create an account while on the Tufts network, and login from a campus network every 60 days to maintain full access.
Mendeley
Mendeley is a freely available citation management program. Click the link above to learn more about using Mendeley.
Zotero
"Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research."

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