Headings you formatted using one of Word's built-in heading styles. If your citation is not rendering correctly, or if you are seeing odd spacing in your citations, double-check that there are no extra spaces in one of the Fields.In these examples, the text in the monospaced font represents examples of text Word can insert as a cross-reference. Spacing: EndNote is particular about extra spaces & lines in any Field.YEAR Field: Publication Year (If Publication Year is unknown, use ACCESS DATE Year) DATE Field: Month & Day published (Not Required) ACCESS DATE Field: Month/Day/Year accessed online (Not Required unless YEAR Field is unknown) Date: In EndNote the YEAR field is Required other date fields may be optional Sentence Case Title: Citation formatting examples in EndNote In Sentence Case only the first word of a title, proper names or acronyms, and the first word after a colon or semi-colon should be capitalized. Title: JAMA style requires citation titles to be entered in Sentence Case.YES: Centers for Disease Control, > Centers for Disease Control NO: Centers for Disease Control > Control, CFD Otherwise EndNote will treat the organization's name like the full author's name discussed above. Organization as Author: Organization & corporate names in the Author Field must end with a comma ',' so EndNote knows that it is an organization.

Smith, J T (A space is required between two initials to render names properly in JAMA style) Jane Jones (EndNote will render a full name in the correct JAMA style) Multiple Authors: Multiple authors must be added ONE author per line.

For Advanced JAMA citation help: AMA Manual of Style, 11th.

For Basic JAMA citation help: JAMA Citation Library Guide.

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