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RefWorks is a web-based commercial reference management software package. It is produced by RefWorks-COS, a business unit of ProQuest LLC.

Users' reference databases are stored online, allowing them to be accessed and updated from any computer with an internet connection.

Many bibliographic database providers have implemented the ability to export references directly to RefWorks. In some cases (for example: PubMed) reference citations must be saved to the user's computer as text files and then imported into RefWorks.

Access RefWorks here [PAID - 30 day free trial available]

Using RefWorks

RefWorks Training Tutorials
Numerous video tutorials covering every aspect of RefWorks (including legacy versions).

Output styles

RefWorks Output Styles List
RefWorks offers hundreds of output styles including APA, MLA, Chicago, Vancouver and Turabian, and we are continually adding more. A complete list of styles available is listed below. Users and Administrators can even build their own styles or customize any of our styles by using our Output Style Editor.

Support

RefWorks: Quick Start Guides

RefWorks Tutorials

RefWorks FAQ

RefWorks Training

RefWorks Guide (The University of Melbourne)

RefWorks Guide (ProQuest)

Importing PubMed Citations into RefWorks

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