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Guidelines for Abstracts
Document Number: ANSI/NISO Z39.14-1997
National Information Standards Organization 27-NOV-1996
ISBN: 1880124319
24 pages
Description: The profusion of print and electronic information can make it difficult for readers and database users to identify the information they need. Good abstracts provide accurate information on content and can solve this problem! This standard helps authors and editors prepare useful abstracts by describing the components of an abstract and the appropriate styles and formats. Numerous examples illustrate the instructions presented in the standard and clarify how to handle special cases.
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Documentation - Abstracts for publications and documentation
Edition: 1
Document Number: ISO 214
International Organization for Standardization 1976
6 pages
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ESSAYS FOR BIOMEDICAL COMMUNICATORS:
Volume 2 of SELECTED AMWA WORKSHOPS
edited by Florence M. Witte and Nancy Dew Taylor, PhD
The American Medical Writers Association announces the publication of the second volume of a desktop reference for biomedical communicators. Like the essays in Biomedical Communication: Selected AMWA Workshops, the twenty-nine essays in this collection complement the information and skills gained from AMWA core and advanced courses. Whether you want to refresh your memory or to learn new techniques, this volume will serve as a helpful resource.
Blois, M.S. 1984. Information and medicine: the nature of medical descriptions. Berkeley: University of California Press.** ISBN: 0-520-04988-8
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