MED-BIO Templates

A fully-developed template based on the Vancouver style, following requirements established by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. This template is based on the notion of a university/hospital academic who is an associate professor presenting a monograph to his/her peers. This example includes expectations for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. Also includes formatted endnotes, common abbreviations and symbols used and 11 different referencing styles in the bibliography.

A fully-developed template based on the Vancouver style, following requirements established by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. This template is based on the notion of a university/hospital academic who is a conjoint associate professor presenting a monograph to his/her peers. This example includes expectations for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. Also includes formatted endnotes, common abbreviations and symbols used and 11 different referencing styles in the bibliography.

A fully-developed template based on the Vancouver style, following requirements established by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. This template is based on the notion of a university/hospital academic who is a conjoint associate professor presenting a monograph to his/her peers. This example includes expectations for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. Also includres formatted endnotes, common symbols and abbreviations used and 11 different referencing styles in the bibliography.

This checklist should be used immediately prior to publication to check common spelling mistakes, special meanings and typos hard to detect. Prepared for the Australian writer.

This checklist should be used immediately prior to publication to check shortening of words and acronyms. Prepared for the Australian writer.