Click the links below or scroll down for instructions. Next, you'll import the citation file into EndNote. First, you'll export the citations out of the database. Moving citations from CINAHL or PsycInfo into EndNote requires two steps. Note: These instructions apply to all EBSCOhost databases. Your citations should now load into EndNote. If you do not see Reference Manager (RIS) in the dropdown, select Other Filters and search for Reference Manager (RIS) in the list.Ĥ. Set Import Option to Reference Manager (RIS). In EndNote, locate the Import option and select File.ģ. Follow steps 1-3 listed under Beginning Steps (above).Ģ. If you have a Mac, please see alternate instructions here.ġ. If you do not already have EndNote open, your computer will open your EndNote library.

Hover over Open With and select EndNote. If you do not see EndNote on the dropdown shortlist, select Otherand choose EndNote from the options provided.Ģ.Your citations will automatically appear in your EndNote library.

ris file in your downloads and r ight click. nbib file.įrom here, move onto either Method #1 or Method #2.ġ. You can download up to 10,000 citations at a time in the new PubMed. Once you are ready to export your results, click the Send to menu at the upper right corner of your results page or Clipboard. Select Citation manager. You can do this by selecting Clipboard from the Send to menu. If you do this, a Clipboard icon and the number of items on it will be displayed at the upper right of the page. To view the items on your Clipboard, click on the items link next to the icon.ģ. If you wish to download all of the citations If you're conducting multiple searches, save items to your Clipboard, a temporary storage space in PubMed. Check the boxes next to articles for the citations you wish to download. If you try Method #1 and no citations appear in your EndNote library, move on to Method #2.Ģ. Method #1 tends to be faster but it does not work on some computers. Both methods follow the first three steps. There are two ways of importing citations into EndNote from PubMed.

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