APA Style Guides

• APA - APA style asssistance from the American Psychological Association.
• BibGuru : APA - A website that provides Citation Guides for AMA, APA, Chicago, and more, showing how to cite any book, database, website, magazine, etc., in any style.
• CiteThisForMe : APA - Free online Citation Generator for most any citation style.
• APA Reference Style Guide - from Northern Michigan University - Examples reflect APA Style as published in the 6th and 7th editions, of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.
• Purdue OWL (Purdue Online Writing Lab) - Direct link to the Purdue OWL APA Style section.
• Purchase hardcopy book on Amazon: Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th edition) by the American Psychological Association.
• APA Publication Manual, 7th Edition - the official subscription website (not available through the Sonoran University Library) available for individual personal purchase.

AMA Style Guides

• AMA Sample References - as provided on the Bastyr University Library website.
• BibGuru : AMA - A website that provides Citation Guides for AMA, APA, Chicago, and more, showing how to cite any book, database, website, magazine, etc., in any style.
• CiteThisForMe : AMA - Free online Citation Generator for most any citation style.
• AMA Citation Style - from the George Washington University Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library, providing information and examples of how to create references and citations in the AMA Style.
• Purdue OWL (Purdue Online Writing Lab) - Direct link to the Purdue OWL AMA Style section.
• AMA Style Insider - the official blog of the AMA Manual of Style.
• Citation Style Guides : Citing Specific Online Resources - website of the Library of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences that shows how to cite particular Online Resources by name, including AccessMedicine, Clinical Pharmacology, DynaMed, Natural Medicines, etc.
• AMA Citation Guide - find examples of AMA Citations by the Duquesne University Library.
• Purchase hardcopy book on Amazon: AMA Manual of Style: A Guide for Authors and Editors (11th edition) by the AMA Manual of Style Committee.
• AMA Manual of Style, 11th Edition - the official subscription website (not available through the Sonoran University Library) available for individual personal purchase.

Writing Resources

• Purdue OWL (Purdue Online Writing Lab)- links to over 200 online writing resources and instructional material resources put together by the English Department at Purdue University to support student's and faculty writing and teaching of writing efforts.
• Washington College Writing Center- links to resources available on the Web. Includes “Practical Advice,” “Grammar and Mechanics,” “Documentation and Research,” and a source for classic reference texts.
• University of Richmond Writers Web - Writing advice by discipline, stages in writing process, and numerous other topics.
• Hemingway Editor App - Free Online Writing Tool helps with Plain Language Accessibility. Helps to make your writing bold and clear, without technical confusion for the lay-person. It highlights lengthy, complex sentences, checks spelling, grammar, and common errors. It helps simplify the language so that your reader will focus on your message. Providing Clear Communication.
• BibGuru - A website that provides Citation Guides for AMA, APA, Chicago, and more, showing how to cite any book, database, website, magazine, etc., in any style.
• CiteThisForMe - Free online Citation Generator for most any citation style.

NLM Style Guides

• Sample AMA References - from the NIH, examples of how to create references like PubMed.
• International Committee of Medical Journal Editors - Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly work in Medical Journals.
• Citing Medicine - Citing Medicine, 2nd edition, available for FREE on the NCBI bookshelf; each chapter a downloadable PDF. Provides assistance to authors in compiling lists of references for their publications, to editors in revising such lists, to publishers in setting reference standards for their authors and editors, and to librarians and others in formatting bibliographic citations.