How do I create a reference for StatPearls?

Answer

Reference, if located from the NNLM website:

 

In-text citation:

 

Parenthetical: (Tariq et al., 2023).

Narrative: Tariq et al. (2023)

 

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StatPearls article: 

Important Notes on StatPearls: 

  • "StatPearls material is always a challenging reference type because people come across StatPearls materials in the National Library of Medicine database (and APA references USUALLY do not cite databases), but the material is usually also available on the StatPearls website (APA Style Expert, personal communication, April 4, 2023, para 1)."
  • "(Additionally,) StatPearls is often the developer and original publisher of the material, which makes the UpToDate reference example the closest exemplar from the Publication Manual (APA Style Expert, personal communication, April 4, 2023)."
  • "Further, the StatPearls website clarifies the roles of the people listed in the byline on PubMed, and there's usually at least one editor among them, even though editors would not be included in the author element of reference with named authors (APA Style Expert, personal communication, April 4, 2023, para 1)."
  • "Therefore, although it is admittedly not necessarily the most intuitive way to format the reference, here is what APA style would prefer for your example (APA Style Expert, personal communication, April 4, 2023, para 1)."
  • "However, given that (some) StatPearls articles are also only available through the National Library of Medicine, the reference format should follow the example on page 337/example number 73, for the informally published work from PubMed Central (APA Style Expert, personal communication, April 4, 2023, para 1)."
  • From the NNLM website, the name of the article is in italics, since on most websites the reference title is placed in italics. 

 

 

Information adapted from: ECU's APA Citation Style, 7th Edition: StatPearls, UpToDate, DynaMedex guide. https://libguides.ecu.edu/c.php?g=982594&p=9752200

  • Last Updated Nov 21, 2024
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  • Answered By Jessica Xiong

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