Re: endnote-interest-digest V1 #2430

>  endnote-interest-digest    Friday, March 14 2008    Volume 01 : 
> Number 2430
>  
 
Jayson,  

I have been investigating ways to bring the PMC ID into EndNote. Zotero
will grab the PMCID, but it puts it into a field labelled "Extras".
Unfortunately the "Extras" field is not included in a RIS or Refer
export from Zotero.

I have done exactly what you suggest - added a custom field to Journal
article references type and then modified an output style modeled on the
examples on the NIH FAQ.

~Emily



>  
>  Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2008 13:46:14 -0400
>  From: Jayson.Felty[[email protected]]
>  Subject: PubMed Central ID numbers
>  
>  The National Institutes of Health has a new policy to include PubMed

> Central ID numbers on citations resulting from NIH-sponsored grants 
> when  writing grant applications, progress reports, etc. What is the 
> best way  to use EndNote to support this?
>  
>  My thinking is to modify the Journal Article reference type to 
> include a  custom field called "PMCID". The PMCID data will be 
> manually entered  since PubMed and other databases don't yet include 
> that information in  downloaded citations. The actual entry will be 
> "PMCID: 123456" or "NIHMS
>  ID: 123456". Then create a new output style which includes the PMCID

> custom field in the appropriate spot in the bibliography citation.
>  
>  What are the implications with the traveling library if another user

> hasn't modified their reference type? Is there another way to approach

> this?
>  
>  Thanks!
>  
>  Jayson Felty
>  Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research
>  
>  ------------------------------

Barbara,

I'm not sure this would work with your workflow, but since you are
willing to place references at the end, have you considered using the
Subject Bibliography feature of EndNote?  Enter the Chapter name or
heading you want to use for the end bibliography in the Label field of
each record.  Use the Label field as your only subject.  You can format
entries in a variety of ways.

Emily