For More Information...

• Searching for Evidence in the Primary Medical Literature Tutorial

• Alumni Medical Library Web Site

• More Information about BUMC MEDLINE Plus/OVID

• Direct-entry Commands for BUMC MEDLINE Plus: enable users to bypass menu options

• OVID Documentation (in PDF, Adobe Acrobat required)

SAVING OR DOWNLOADING CITATIONS

Saving citations to a disk is useful if you want to print later or from another location, or if you have identified an especially large number of relevant citations to be saved.

Using the "save" function will also allow you to incorporate the citations into a word processing, bibliographic management, or other software program. In this case, be sure to save your citations as a "text" or .txt file.

Citation Manager: Display, Print, Save, or Email Citations

Citations	Fields	Citation Format	Action
Selected Citations All on this page All in this set (1-72) and/or Range:	Citation (Title,Author,Source) Citation + Abstract Citation + Abstract + Subject Headings Complete Reference	Ovid BRS/Tagged Reprint/Medlars Brief (Titles) Display Direct Export Include Search History
Sort Keys
Primary: -Unique IdentifierMedline IdentifierRecord OwnerAuthorsTitleJournal NameYear of PublicationLanguageCountry of PublicationPublication TypeJournal SubsetEntry DateAscendingDescending Secondary: -Unique IdentifierMedline IdentifierRecord OwnerAuthorsTitleJournal NameYear of PublicationLanguageCountry of PublicationPublication TypeJournal SubsetEntry DateAscendingDescending

In the Citation Manager above, clicking on the button in the "ACTION" column will open a dialog box.

In the dialog box, below, click on the appropriate save options to download your citations.

Save Citations

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Include Search Strategy?

Press the Continue button to save your citations. Then, press the Main Search Page button to return to your session.

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Now let's move on to BUMC MEDLINE Plus/OVID's Article ORDERING option.

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