Under FIELDS TO DISPLAY select COMPLETE REFERENCE. Click EXPORT:ĥ. In the pop-up Export Citation(s) box, select ENDNOTE under FORMAT. Scroll up to the top of the Results box and click EXPORTĤ.Check the boxes next to the citations you want to export.Connect to the Medline (Ovid) database via OneSearch and conduct your search in Medline.The Export method results in author information being duplicated. The Import method provides better quality references than the Export method for Ovid Medline on UWA computers. Go to REFERENCES and click on FIND REFERENCE UPDATES Highlight the reference or references to be checked in EndNoteĢ. Conduct a quality check once imported, or import a better quality reference from sources such as PubMed or Web of Science:ġ.

Google Scholar citations can be very poor quality, for example, the volume number for a journal article may be missing or the journal title may have incorrect capitalisation or be abbreviated or not all authors included in the reference.

Under BIBLIOGRAPHY MANAGER, select Show links to import citations intoand choose ENDNOTE:.

Click on the top left of the screen, then SETTINGS COG:.

It may be necessary to set up Google Scholar’s preferences to set EndNote as the preferred Bibliography manager to see the Import Into EndNote option. Setting up the Import into EndNote option If asked if you wish to Open or Save, click on OPEN. Double click on this file which will then open in your EndNote library into Imported References. A temporary EndNote Import File will appear in your downloads folder. Click on the IMPORT INTO ENDNOTE link for the reference you would like to save to your EndNote library.Ĥ.

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