Article in UpToDate and BMJ Best Practice

In-text citations

(Author, year, p. page number)

Example 1: (Hall, 2025)

Example 2: (Favrat & Cornuz, 2025)

In the reference list

Author. (year). Article title. Journal title in italics. Retreived <date> from https://xxxxx

Example 1 from UpToDate:

Hall, K.S. (2025). Physical activity and exercise in older adults. UpToDate. Retrieved January 13, 2026, from https://www.uptodate.com/contents/physical-activity-and-exercise-in-older-adults

Example 2 fra BMJ Best Practice:

Favrat, B. & Cornuz, J. (2025). Assessment of fatigue. BMJ Best Practice. Retreived June 25, 2025, from https://bestpractice.bmj.com/topics/en-gb/571

Articles from UpToDate and BMJ Best Practice are only available through these databases and contain information that changes over time. Therefore, the reference should be formatted in the same way as a journal article, but without volume, issue, and page numbers. Include the retrieval date in the reference. Do not italicize the database name if it is used in the text.

EndNote

Enter as Electronic article.

Fill in the fields: Author, Year, Title, Periodical title, Date accessed. URL

Note: To add multiple authors, press enter/line break between each author.

Zotero

Enter as Journal article.

Fill in the fields: Title, Author, Publication,  URL. Retrieval date must be added manually in Zotero

Note: To add multiple authors, click + in the author field.