Format:
Author(s). Article title. Journal title abbreviation Year Month;
Volume # (Issue #):Page numbers.
Example:
Jones, J., Thomas, TS. Writing with style. Style
Writ J 2000 June;12(6):14-33.
Format:
Author(s). Article title. Journal title (abbreviated) [Internet]
Date of publication [cited date];Volume number (Issue number):
Page numbers. Available at: URL
Example:
Maloney, C, Lichtblau, SJ, Karpook, N, Chou, C, Arena-DeRosa, A.
Feline reactions to bearded men [Internet]. 1999. [cited
2007 May 23];5(5):21-25. Available at:
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"Peer review" is the process through which experts in a field of study examine and assess the quality of articles before they are published. Peer review insures that the research described in a journal's articles is sound and of high quality.
Sometimes the term "refereed" is used instead of peer reviewed.
You can identify Peer reviewed journals in the following source: