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Author Guidelines A manuscript must have (Download Manuscript Template) · a title (not more than 13 words) · an abstract (not more than 300 words) · an introduction (in which literature is reviewed and discussed) · a methodology section · findings · conclusions · discussions · references · appendices (if any) All sources that were cited or consulted in the preparation of your paper must be fully identified and arranged alphabetically on a separate page placed at the end of your paper. This page is titled as References.
Citation and referencing samples
Standard Citation: One author According to Froggatt (2003) a growing body of research ... or A growing body of research is emerging on palliative care (Froggatt, 2003).
Standard Citation: Two authors Jowett and Shanley (1993) observed during interviews that patients responded…… or It was observed during the interview that patients responded well to drug therapy (Jowett & Shanley, 1993).
Standard Citation: Three to five authors Herth, Korner, and McGee (2004) documented their experiences as patients….. or Their experiences as patients was well documented (Herth, Korner, & McGee, 2004)
Six and more authors. Herth et al. (2004) stated that….. or Narrative interviews were conducted over two weeks (Benzein et al., 2001).
In References list Book with one author Book with two or more
authors
Edited book Book, specific edition Book, corporate author,
government agency or author as publisher Book, no author or editor Story, article, chapter,
or poem in a book Pamphlet or brochure,
corporate author Encyclopedia article
(author not identified) Magazine article Journal article Article in a daily
newspaper (author cited) CD-ROM encyclopedia
article Electronic copy of a
journal or newspaper article retrieved from a database On-line encyclopedia
article Stand-alone Internet
document, no author identified, no date Internet, professional
site
Films and Videotapes Television and Radio
Programs Single episode from a
television series Recording by artist who
is also writer Lecture Personal Communication
(e.g., letter, e-mail, interview, telephone conversation) Recording by artist other
than writer
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