RefWorks is an online research management and bibliography creator service available to members of the Jefferson College of Health Sciences community. RefWorks enables users to export records from online databases to generate bibliographies for research projects in the appropriate citation style. For most JCHS users this means being able to export records directly from online journal services such as EBSCOhost, InfoTrac and ProQuest, having the records automatically organized in APA format and then arranged as a bibliography, ready to be appended to a research paper. This eliminates the need for retyping citation information and searching through the APA Publication Manual as you format each citation in your project bibliographies, saving you time and greatly decreasing the likelihood of errors.
RefWorks allows you to store an unlimited number of records in a personal database that can be organized, sorted and searched. Individual folders can be created for each of your unique research projects for ease of management. Because the service is Web-based, you may access your personal citation database at any time and from any Internet-connected computer. Bibliographies can easily be imported into documents you have created using a word processor such as Microsoft Word.
To enter the RefWorks cite, click on the RefWorks icon above, or click here.
An excellent online interactive tutorial for using RefWorks is located at http://refworks.com/tutorial/
We strongly suggest that you view this tutorial and complete the practice exercises before beginning to use RefWorks.
Here are some tips for using RefWorks:
Exporting Citations into RefWorks
Importing PubMed into RefWorks
Importing ERIC Citations into RefWorks
Adding PubMed RSS Feed to RefWorks
Using the RefWorks Write-n-Cite Function |