Endnote X7 Software is now available for GOSH staff


Endnote X7 Software is now available on GOSH-owned PCs
EndNote is a program that works with Microsoft Word to automatically format in-text citations and end-of-paper reference lists with your chosen Style (Vancouver, Harvard, etc.). Endnote can also be used to download and store citations records from different sources such as PubMed.
By storing citations in an EndNote Library you can:
  • Automatically insert well-formatted citations into your paper
  • Automatically reformat citation style in one click
  • Search live within your EndNote Library
  • Sort your  library by author, title or date
Why not book yourself onto one of the Library Endnote training course to get up and running with the software in no time
Follow the link below for a list of courses:
To access EndNote from your GOSH computer please log a call with the ICT Service desk: ICTServiceDesk@GOSH.nhs.uk
For more information on Endnote please contact Grazia Manzotti g.manzotti@ucl.ac.uk






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